What if you could see the digital blueprint overlaid directly onto the physical job site? This episode explores the emerging technology of Augmented Reality (AR) and its transformative potential for construction. We explain how AR devices, from tablets to sophisticated headsets like the Microsoft HoloLens, can project 3D BIM models into the real world at a one-to-one scale. This allows workers to "see through walls" to visualize the complex layout of MEP systems, preventing clashes and installation errors. Listeners will learn about the different use cases for AR, from quality control and layout verification to remote assistance, where an expert can see what a field worker sees and provide real-time guidance. The discussion highlights how AR can improve accuracy, reduce rework, and enhance safety by providing workers with instant access to critical information. The episode also addresses the current challenges to wider adoption, including the ruggedness of the hardware, battery life, and the need for reliable connectivity on site. This is a look at a futuristic technology that is rapidly becoming a practical tool. It’s a powerful example of how blending the digital and physical worlds is creating new best practices for the industry.