Builder says virtual and augmented reality transforming construction industry
Healthcare Design series asks leading healthcare design professionals, firms and owners what gets their attention
A Healthcare Design series is asking leading healthcare design professionals, firms and owners what gets their attention. In an interview, Joe Jouvenal, senior vice president and business unit leader for McCarthy Building Companies, called virtual and augmented reality the most significant of the technological advancements for the construction industry today.
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January 19, 2018
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