AI71 Launches SuperHive to Streamline the Construction Lifecycle with AI

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As Gulf economies push forward with ambitious urban development and infrastructure megaprojects, the pressure to modernize traditional sectors like construction is intensifying. While industries from finance to healthcare have embraced data-driven transformation, construction has remained largely analog — burdened by slow permitting, inefficient workflows, and reactive risk management.

Into this gap steps AI71, a UAE-based artificial intelligence firm, with a bold proposition: to reengineer construction from the ground up through intelligent automation.

This week, AI71 unveiled SuperHive, a next-generation platform poised to reshape the construction industry through artificial intelligence, real-time intelligence, and end-to-end automation. Designed to support the full infrastructure lifecycle — from early-stage design through to permitting, execution, and long-term operations, SuperHive introduces a new model for digital transformation in a sector long resistant to change.

“Construction underpins economic growth, yet it has seen limited disruption from modern technologies. With SuperHive, we’re embedding intelligence across the entire infrastructure lifecycle — transforming how nations build and operate,” said HE Faisal Al Bannai, Chairman of AI71. “This is not just about digital transformation — it’s about rethinking how we approach scale, speed, and resilience in infrastructure delivery.”

At its core, SuperHive aims to unlock operational efficiencies by digitising complex, traditionally manual processes. The platform’s augmented design and planning capabilities ensure that CAD/BIM files are automatically validated against local building codes with 99% accuracy, while delivering permit-ready approvals in minutes. A GenAI-powered engine also enables rapid 2D-to-3D conversion, replacing weeks of manual drafting.

The platform integrates predictive analytics with construction monitoring using satellite data, IoT sensors, and Primavera scheduling tools. These insights allow for proactive risk mitigation and more responsive project timelines. SuperHive also extends into digital twin capabilities, enabling municipalities and developers to manage assets city-wide with real-time visibility and smart controls.

“By digitising and automating compliance, municipalities save cost, consultants gain speed, and developers reduce risk,” said Klemensas Mecejus, VP Advisory at AI71. “It’s a win across the board.”

AI-powered compliance automation is one of SuperHive’s defining features. It replaces error-prone manual validation processes, particularly valuable in rapidly urbanising markets where the demand for speed and accuracy is paramount. By reducing dependency on manual labor, SuperHive helps mitigate costly delays and streamlines regulatory approvals.

“With this intelligence, we boost productivity across the entire construction lifecycle — enabling up to 50% faster decision-making, reducing manual documentation by 70%, and cutting on-site rework by half. With full AI coverage across all sub-stages, it transforms how teams plan, build, and deliver at scale,” concluded Chiara Marcati, Chief AI Advisory and Business Officer at AI71.

As governments and developers across the region look to scale infrastructure efficiently and sustainably, platforms like SuperHive point to a broader shift: from digitisation as an add-on, to intelligence as a foundational strategy.