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AI's next leap will not be locked behind a screen. An excavator that reads soil conditions as it digs. An inspection robot that finds a stress fracture and repositions its sensors before anyone files a report. A freight vehicle that senses brake wear and adjusts mid-route. In his new Fast Company piece, "From digital intelligence to physical AI," Aviad Almagor, Trimble's VP of Technology and Innovation, traces the path from today's scripted automation to systems that perceive, reason, and act in real-world conditions. Everywhere you turn, the environments where work actually happens are getting smarter. Read Aviad's full piece on what that shift looks like, and which industries will lead it: https://lnkd.in/gpsNVv9K

"I already have enough software. I don't need a marketplace." Another 60-second insight, another common assumption worth pushing back on. This week, Angie Wiering offers a different way of looking at the jobsite.

Rob Painter put it well: match day is built on engineering and the organizational machine behind it. At last week's Trimble Tech Summit at the AXA Training Centre, leaders in construction and transportation explored how AI is moving from theory to real-world impact: delivering ROI, optimizing systems, and transforming how teams work. That's the spirit that drives the Trimble and Liverpool Football Club partnership. Thank you to LFC for the hospitality and partnership. More ahead as we continue merging the digital and physical worlds.

Trimble Geospatial and Project Pressure have released a centimeter-accurate 3D model of the receding glaciers on Puncak Jaya, mapped by drone-based photogrammetry and Trimble GNSS positioning. The model gives scientists a baseline for tracking the rate of recession. It gives nearby communities the data to adapt crop choices and prepare for the water shortages that follow the ice. Resilience starts with knowing what is changing. The work continues everywhere you turn.

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In Eastern Uganda, up to 70% of people live without reliable access to clean water and electricity. Through Nexus+, Trimble is partnering with Engineers Without Borders International and Engineers Without Borders-East Africa to change that, turning precision engineering into lasting infrastructure. Permanence depends on a connected system, every step enabling the next. Over 18 months, the project will deliver master plans that give the parishes a path to the funding to move forward. Steering the work is an advisory group of senior leaders from across the industry. On the ground, engineering students from EWB East Africa will gather data using Trimble technology. Follow the Nexus+ project’s progress at https://buildherthon.com/

Solving for individual workflows alone won't solve the need for true integrated site management. By connecting data in a straight line across the design, build, and operate phases, firms are better set up to build a cohesive strategy with a clearer picture. Focusing on better tools isn't enough - the future is about building better connections.

Every day, women shape the built environment. They enter it, deliver on it, and lead it. BuildHerThon puts them at the heart of it. The Skills Exchange connects women leaders, emerging professionals, and students through structured mentoring across the industry. That network is already powering Nexus+, a community-led infrastructure program with Engineers Without Borders-East Africa in Eastern Uganda. The work doesn't stop, and neither do they. Planning, building, and connecting at every turn.

Trimble leadership got a Jenga set, two minutes on the clock, and a list of questions they'd never heard. Three words for the Trimble ecosystem. The mundane task they'd hand to an AI. The fuel that keeps them going. The answers held up at every turn. The towers weren't so lucky. Watch part 2 now: