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Trimble Highlights AI Innovation Strategy at Dimensions Conference

Trimble provided attendees of its annual user conference, Trimble Dimensions, with a detailed look at its expansive artificial intelligence (AI) innovation strategy. The company is actively accelerating the development and adoption of agentic AI within crucial engineering and construction workflows, a move designed to enhance efficiency and break down persistent data silos across the industry.

Trimble Agentic AI Platform

Central to these recent initiatives is Trimble’s newly introduced agentic AI platform. This comprehensive platform integrates core services, robust security frameworks, and specialized tools that Trimble is using internally to build and deploy safe, scalable, and secure agentic AI systems. Trimble teams are leveraging this foundational infrastructure to create AI agents specifically designed to solve tangible, real-world problems for their customers.

A key aspect of Trimble’s strategy is the open and extensible nature of its platform. The company aims to unlock industry-scale innovation by enabling partners and customers to develop and deploy their own AI agents and sophisticated multi-agent workflows across Trimble’s broad suite of construction solutions, all while adhering to Trimble’s AI principles.

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In service of this vision, Trimble announced the pilot program for the platform’s public-facing interface, Trimble Agent Studio, which is currently being tested with select customers.

Impact and Value

“As agentic AI use cases multiply, there is a growing need for common infrastructure that allows creators to rapidly and responsibly develop, deploy, monitor, and maintain high-value AI agents at scale,” said Mark Schwartz, senior vice president of AECO software at Trimble. “We see the platform as the engine that will help Trimble, its partners, and its customers extract more value from both our solutions and their data.”

The impact of this strategy is already evident in current solutions that are delivering customer value through several key applications. These range from helping users learn and navigate complex Trimble software for faster onboarding to eliminating manual steps in the design process by enabling users to generate 3D objects simply by describing what they want to model. In-field applications also benefit, with capabilities that convert voice memos into formal documentation, capturing crucial status updates, and reducing time spent on administrative tasks back at the office.

Rob Painter, Trimble CEO, highlighted how the new AI push ties directly into the company’s broader business goals. “Our Connect and Scale strategy has brought us to this point,” Painter noted. “We are building an industry ecosystem aimed at breaking down data silos and empowering our customers to make smarter decisions, collaborate effectively and work faster. By embedding AI into our solutions and enabling improved data flow, we’re taking the next steps towards unlocking the power of connected data.”

AI Features and Trimble Labs

Trimble is making many of these new capabilities accessible through its Trimble Labs (Labs) program, a pre-release environment for early engagement and feedback. Noteworthy features being demonstrated include”

For more information about Trimble’s AI advancements, visit the official website at trimble.com.

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