LPC Founder&Group CEO to Keynote DCS2025: Shaping the Future of Construction with AI and Digital Twins

As the wave of digital transformation sweeps across the global construction industry, Ir Prof. Llewellyn Tang, Founder and Group CEO of Llewellyn & Partners Co. Ltd. (LPC Group) – a pioneering potential unicorn incubated at The University of Hong Kong's MetaBIM Lab and Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) –  was invited to deliver a keynote speech at the 2nd Digital Construction Summit (DCS2025). The summit was held at the MITEC Convention Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from October 29th to 30th, 2025.

Under the core theme "AI in Construction: Transforming the Industry," DCS2025 is a highly anticipated construction technology event in the ASEAN and East Asia region. It brought together government policymakers, industry leaders, and international experts to collectively chart the digital future of the regional construction industry. LPC Group's deep involvement as a leader in construction digitalization signifies that its forward-thinking concepts and technological expertise have gained significant international recognition.

Prof. Tang delivered a speech during the “Plenary Address 2” session of the summit, sharing his profound insights and practical experience in Building Information Modeling (BIM), Artificial Intelligence, and smart city design. In his presentation, he elaborated on how LPC Group integrates cutting-edge technological concepts with real-world applications to establish a solid digital foundation for smart cities and sustainable buildings.

A key highlight at the summit was LPC Group's core technological strength: its flagship "SuperApp-AutoTwin" platform, which is fully compliant with the ISO 19650 standard. This platform innovatively integrates Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twin capabilities, BIM/GIS engines, carbon emission analysis, and intelligent asset management. It provides comprehensive whole-lifecycle solutions for smart cities and green buildings, directly aligning with the summit's focus on "AI-empowered sustainable construction" and "data-driven decision-making."

DCS2025 was organized by the Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM), aiming to serve as a high-level dialogue platform for discussing digital trends, strategic planning, and exploring the potential and market size of the ASEAN and East Asia region. LPC Group’s participation not only reinforced its position as a regional digital leader but also demonstrated its clear vision and steadfast commitment to becoming a global unicorn in the construction technology industry.