*3.2.4 Construction industry*

In the construction industry, computer-aided quality control (CAQC) and quality assurance (CAQA) technologies have significant applications that contribute to improving construction processes, ensuring compliance with standards, enhancing project management, and achieving high-quality construction outcomes. Building Information Modeling (BIM) tools enable collaboration, clash detection, and optimization of construction processes. Design and engineering analysis tools aid in creating detailed models, performing structural analysis, and ensuring compliance. Quality inspection and testing systems facilitate efficient tracking, verification, and corrective actions. Project management and collaboration tools streamline processes and enhance coordination. Safety and risk management tools identify and mitigate potential risks, improve worker safety, and enhance project quality. Prefabrication and modular construction technologies ensure precision and quality consistency. Overall, computer-aided technologies in the construction industry aim to optimize construction processes, ensure compliance, and deliver high-quality construction projects [22, 56–60].
