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Future Bylt, launched by DeAngelis Diamond, uses advanced technology including AI, drones, laser scanning and 3D modeling to improve construction accuracy and efficiency. The new company aims to redefine how complex projects are designed and built.

DeAngelis Diamond, a construction management firm, launched Future Bylt, a new technology company focused on transforming how projects are visualized, analyzed and built.

“Future Bylt will focus on [artificial intelligence], robotics, data analytics, virtual and simulation-driven design, new modular and prefab building systems and advanced scheduling and planning capabilities,” said David Diamond, CEO of DeAngelis Diamond. “The mission is to lead the way in applying technology and innovation to build complex and beautiful projects for our clients and communities, faster, better, safer, more efficiently, and at lower costs

Future Bylt will deliver real-time intelligence across several key areas, including data analytics, virtual design and construction, drones, laser scanning, scheduling and artificial intelligence. These tools will enable project teams to predict challenges, identify cost savings, improve safety and enhance collaboration.

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DeAngelis Diamond launched Future Bylt, a new technology company that uses AI, drones and virtual design tools to improve construction efficiency, safety and precision. 

Through virtual simulations, Future Bylt can detect design conflicts before construction begins, reducing rework and delays, company officials said. Drone and laser technologies will create digital twins of job sites for real-time monitoring, while AI will optimize scheduling, procurement and workforce management.

“Future Bylt gives our teams, clients and trade partners enhanced visibility, speed and precision,” said Brett Diamond, principal at DeAngelis Diamond and president of Future Bylt. “By integrating platforms like FutureVISION, FutureINTEL and FutureMODEL, we’re unlocking the next frontier of construction performance and project delivery.”

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