Revizto Unveils Revolutionary AI Integration at Made Right 2026 Conference

Revizto, a trailblazer in the collaboration space designed for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (AECO) sectors, recently concluded its annual Made Right Conference in San Diego, California. This three-day event attracted hundreds of professionals, including designers, engineers, contractors, and project owners, all eager to explore how ambitious concepts can turn into tangible achievements in the construction industry.

The conference boasted an impressive lineup, featuring visionary keynote speakers, engaging panel discussions, and hands-on technical sessions led by both Revizto experts and clients. A significant highlight was the unveiling of Revizto's innovative approach to AI integration, which aims to empower customers by providing them direct control over their data and tools.

Customer-Centric Focus

One of the main themes of the conference was the importance of putting the customer at the forefront of industry advancements. Attendees shared project success stories, illuminating the effectiveness of data-driven workflows and collaborative teamwork. Laura Medina Rodriguez, for example, provided insights into the challenging $2 billion UCSF Health Helen Diller Hospital project, showcasing how Revizto facilitated better coordination and communication among diverse project teams.

Additionally, representatives from Mars shared their transformative journey as they shifted from traditional email communications and spreadsheets to a fully integrated, data-centric construction workflow within a year. Their experiences underscored the urgency for companies to leverage technology for seamless operations.

In a unique collaboration, Praseedha Subramanian from DPR Construction and Isvet Paz from HGA jointly presented their strategies on how shared Revizto workflows expedited processes across various phases of the Sutter Health West Campus project, achieving design fixity in half the expected time.

Key industry experts also participated in panel discussions that tackled current trends in construction technology. One panel titled Building the Next Generation of Physical and Digital Infrastructure, led by Revizto's Shaun Hester, featured insights from firms like Mortenson and Laing O'Rourke, discussing the role of digital collaboration and 4D modeling in enhancing project delivery.

Another key discussion, From Hype to Reality: How AI is Shaping Digital Construction, brought leaders from companies like Trilon Group and Cupix to address the practical applications of AI in the construction sector, touching upon data security and responsible tech integration—crucial aspects in a field where errors can be costly and trust is paramount.

Innovative AI Integration

A standout moment of the conference was the introduction of Revizto’s latest prototype, which incorporates its platform with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a revolutionary standard for AI connectivity embraced by leading AI firms. This groundbreaking integration is grounded in a