Managing construction projects sustainability using IoT and AI

People across the world frequently spend 90% of their time indoors in diverse circumstances. Indoor environments are affected not just by outside air pollution, but also by a variety of activities such as cooking, heating, and cooling, as well as emissions from building materials and products. People spend a significant amount of time in many types of structures, such as homes, businesses, schools, and restaurants, as a result of their everyday activities. The quality of air in interior environments has a considerable impact on human health and well-being. Numerous research studies have proven a correlation between improved interior surroundings and positive benefits on human health. This article aims to anticipate building performance in terms of temperature, humidity, and CO2 using artificial intelligence algorithms.