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- 1. The Impacts Name • ayush •Avinash • 3 • 4
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- 3. Introduction • Technology hashad a significant impact on the construction sector. • Before technology, construction work was done manually and took longer time and more people to complete. • The construction industry has benefited from the introduction of advanced technology such as 3D printing, drones, and robotic equipment • Construction is one of the longest-standing industries, yet it has struggled to get good, simple technology on site. • The industry has long been hindered by outdated workflows and disjointed communications, making projects inefficient. • This is where the importance of new software becomes crucial to drive quality and productivity through the industry. • Advancements in new construction technology have always driven construction forward, hence, we’re able to build stronger, taller, and more energy efficient structures. • Technology has made construction sites safer and workers more efficient. image
- 4. Aim: Draw outthese distinctions and clarify the unique nature technology of the industry. • Increased accuracy and precision • Increased speed at which construction projects can be completed • The ability to build more complex and intricate structures. • Increased safety for construction workers. • The ability to work in difficult-to-reach places • The ability to recycle and reuse construction materials • The ability to build custom-made structures • The ability to monitor construction projects remotely • The ability to create virtual models of construction projects • The ability to work with other professionals to create a cohesive construction team Key factors/ objectives : ADD INFOGRAPHICS
- 5. Approach of technologyin construction industry. • Labor Intensive Construction • No specialized disciplines • No specific PDM • Arrangements like Master Builder • Specialized disciplines • Heavy machinery • Separation of Design & Construction • Design-Bid-Build • Automated construction software development • Alternative delivery method • design build construction, management etc. • Digital Transformation through AI, IoT, 3D printing, etc. • Sustainability & Green Construction • Integrated project delivery • Mass production • Development of surveying technology • Machine control systems • Accuracy and efficiency of earthmoving tasks • Reducing the labor requirement ADD INFOGRAPHICS
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- 7. The construction sectormay benefit from just being aware of the existence of these technologies, but knowing how they can be use is an entirely other matter. Investing in these instruments involves also thinking about the industry's immediate and future needs. Key ways Digital Technology can improve th Construction Industry • Increase Productivity • More efficient communications • Reduce errors and waste BHUJ KHALIFA • Track work efficiently • Create safer worksites • Improve training compliance • Monitor sites with drones • Wearable devices
- 8. Technology in Constructionis Revolutionizing the Industry Companies need to expand their capacities to meet the rising domestic and international demand for construction. Building firms are responding to the demand for their services by embracing innovative building technologies. Today, people may choose from a wide variety of technological options. Constant advances in construction techniques ensure that the industry must constantly adapt. 01 New materials and new methods 02 Revolutionizing the job site 03 Technology in construction makes the job site safer 04 Machine learning and predictive analytics 05 New simulated realities bring projects to life 06 Technology in construction gets smart 07 Organizing the office 08 Gear up for success Add image/ writeup
- 9. Building Information Modelling: revit,rhino, grasshopher Project Management Software: ?????? VR and AR: lidar and ??????? Robotics : certified firm like Hilti, Bosch, and??? Drones: scanning apps thermal detectors etc Modular Construction: smart equipments such as 3d printer and? Green Construction: measuring instruments for carbon emission, dust in air, noice pollution, light intensity, etc Improved Labour: skill enhancement softwaers, ?////
- 10. 0 10 2030 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Building Information Modelling Mobile Platforms Drones Basic Data Analytics Project Management Software AR and VR 3d Printing Advanced Data Anayltics Artificial Intelligence Robotics Chart Title Behind the Curve Followers Innovative Leaders
- 11. 17% Robotics 9% Offsite Construction 19% Building Information Modelling(BIM) 13% Project Management Software 9% Improved Labour 12% Advanced Building Material 8% Construction Monitoring 5% Green Construction 4% 3D Printing 4% Construction Sites Trends and Innovations in 2022
- 12. • Digitalizing existingprocesses and data to profit from technological progress. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 Planning Resourcing Pilot Program & Testing Document Preparation Scanning & Data Capture QA Digital Document Upload Re-Filing, Storage Disposition Day-Forward Scanning Digitalization & Data Collection:-
- 13. Key Drivers:- • TheEU promotes digital calls for tendering of public construction projects, because of their transparency and efficiency. • Cloud-based mobile apps are favored by the availability of low-cost mobile connectivity. • The emergence of IoT will allow to connect both machines and workers and allow to collect immense amounts of data. • The German Federal Ministry for Transport and Digital Infrastructure prescribes the mandatory use of BIM in public infrastructure projects as of 2020 and therefore fosters the use of digital technology in the industry. Challenges:- • Defining standardized digital solutions for diverse construction scenarios in a difficult task. • Another challenge is the scaling of software that is u seful to construction companies differing in size and sophistication level or only function as subc ontractors. • Decision makers in construction are often very skeptical towards the adoption of digital tools believing that this is impracticable due to the uniqueness of each project. • In the short term, there will be compatibility issues between emerging software solutions from different software manufacturers. • Construction sites often experience a lack of reliable and high-speed broadband connectivity. Digitalization & Data Collection:-
- 15. Impacts:- Digitalization will influenceevery part in the value chain. It will redefine the planning process by including more information gathered through IoT devices such as wearables and will make sure that all the stakeholders are aligned in the process. Using digital solutions will help construction managers to easily keep track of the proceedings by reducing their efforts drastically. Mapping technologies such as GPS and LIDAR and photogrammetry will be used for surveying for information about building terrain and later the building itself. Digitalization & Data Collection:-
- 16. Using AR, VR,XR and MR for building planning, execution and showcasing. Visualization:- https://www.indovance.com/knowledge-center/importance-of- 3d-visualization-and-animation-in-modern-construction/ https://cam-do.com/blogs/camdo-blog/construction-project- visualization-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-important
- 17. Key drivers:- • Displayswith very high pixel densities are being developed, improving the visual quality of VR. • The computing power available in mobile devices has been rising steadily, which makes high-quality graphics possible. • Lithium-ion batteries are becoming cheaper, while energy density has been increasing, enabling affordable devices with long battery life. • The increasing adoption of BIM, partly due to regulations, means that 3d building models will be available for use with visualization technologies. Challenges:- • The building industry has been reluctant in adopting new technologies such as BIM, with many planners preferring to stick to established methods. • VR technology has not yet achieved economics of scale, resulting in expensive hardware. • High-quality VR graphics require much more computing power that equivalent graphics on a standard display. • Devices meant for use on construction sites must be robust and this has so far not been a focus of hardware manufacturers. • User experience is still an issue, either due to technical glitches or motion sickness. Visualization:-
- 18. Impacts:- Visualization technologies havethe potential to improve the construction industry in a variety of ways. Error rates in the degign phase will decrease as architects will more easily identify mistakes. The same is valid for the execution, where AR will increase compliance with the BIM model. On-site, workers willhave easier access to the information they need, increasing efficiency. The AR layer can add contextual warnings that will increase worker safety. Last but not the least, virtual tours of future buildings will increase buyer satisfaction and help reduce the number of late change requests, thereby reducing delays and budget overruns. Visualization:-
- 19. • This blockchaintechnology can be used in various parts of the construction management industry like smart contracts and digitalized payments. Stage 1: Manufacturing 1 Stage 2: Transportation 2 Stage 3: Construction 3 Blockchain Manufacture Inspector Shipper Material Supplier Contractor Blockchain:-
- 20. Benefits: • Disintermediation • Automation •Cost reduction • Trust Challenges:- • Blockchain understanding • Complexity • Initial costs • Storage problem • Privacy and security Blockchain:-
- 21. Impacts:- Blockchain enables thecreation of smart, digital contracts with centralized tracking. Before the project begins, the companies participating determine the guidelines, due dates, and penalties. Throughout the project, the blockchain automatically upholds these regulations. Materials are logged and traced in blockchain systems, delivery time is easier, faster, and less bureaucratic. Dispute resolution is more rapid. You have better inventory control and can order and receive goods as needed, reducing waste. This can result in lower costs and shorter timelines. Invoice errors, payment errors, public holidays, currency conversion fees, and so on are common in transactions between parties. Small and medium-sized businesses have an average payment time of more than 80 days. Blockchain can help in these issues. Blockchain:-
- 22. Increasing efficiency andproductivity. Architects & Planner Construction Companies Facility Managers Building Material Distributors Building Material Manufacturers • Develop new, creative designs • Reduce effort in planning • Threatened by other construction companies integrating the planning into their range of services • Track progress and quality in real-time • Use autonomous machinery • Reduce time for search of tools and machinery • Improve safety • Control building technology automatically • Exercise predictive maintenance • Improve decision making • Find optimal points in time to procure • Optimize inventory management • Offer optimally tailored prices and services to customers • Optimize and automate the delivery of goods • Improve quality and reduce complaints/recalls • Optimize formulation and production • Improve utilization of production machinery • Reduce downtimes Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence (AI):-
- 23. Challenges:- • Digitalization iskey to provide data for AI applications. However, traditional players in the construction industry have a very conservative perspective, especially towards digital technologies. • To train AI algorithms, large amounts of data are needed. This reduces the benefit for smaller companies, especially in short term. • Restrictions on data sharing and data ownership will increase the challenge of data collection. • Simplifying and integrating the planning process in construction is very difficult due to its complexity. Artificial Intelligence (AI):- Process orchestration Developing Infrastructure HVAC management Digitized planning Accident reduction probability Big data processing Roles of AI in the Construction Industry
- 24. Impacts:- AI algorithms willplay an important role in improving efficiency in the construction industry. By optimizing time schedules and transportation routes, whether it is on-site or off-site, it will be possible to improve the retail supply chain and cut time and cost overruns essentially. Combining BIM models with image recognition will automate the time-consuming job of identifying and labelling construction issues based on pictures. As a result, the builder-owner will benefit from higher schedule reliability and lower costs. Artificial Intelligence (AI):-
- 25. Remote Collaboration &Communication:- An increasing number of software solutions for mobile communication and collaboration. Networked teams Assigned for a specific topic and for a limited time Parallel teams Specialists carried out functions that are not regularly required to be performed Project development teams Involved in developing & producing new services & products Functional teams Distributed do regular and continuous work Services teams Assigned to maintaining the company’s infrastructure & providing support Offshore ISD outsourcing teams Independent teams providing services & collaborated with onshore teams
- 26. Key drivers:- • Constructionprojects constantly increase in complexity due to heavier regulations and more stakeholders. • The demand for mobile apps to collaborate and communicate between the construction site and office constantly increases. • Many computer-aided design (CAD) players shift their software to the cloud, such as Autodesk's integration into Dropbox. • By 2020, public infrastructure projects started to use BIM, which further increases the need for suitable collaboration software compatible with BIM. Challenges:- • The construction industry is among the least digitalized industries which results in incomplete digital data. Hence, digitalization must progress first before remote access to data is implemented. • Construction companies lack in adapting digital devices: In 50% of the researched companies, less than 40% of employees own a smartphone. • While German cities usually have 100% LTE coverage, construction sites in rural areas often have worse coverage. Remote Collaboration & Communication:-
- 27. Impacts:- Software solutions forremote communication and collaboration potentially will have a large effect in the construction industry for the following reasons. Communication and collaboration will shift to the digital age which will allow stakeholders to save time and increase ease and efficiency in very simple processes. At the same time, this will enable them to contribute more time to critical meetings and complex tasks. Additionally, working in a cloud increases the transparency of every stakeholder's work which increases trust between them, especially between end-customers and construction companies. Hence, the atmosphere in the entire industry will shift to a more trustworthy industry. Remote Collaboration & Communication:-
- 28. Mumbai international airport(Case 1) Remote Collaboration & Communication:- GRAND MUSEUM in Egypt(Case 2)
- 29. 14% 12% 39% 17% 18% Waterfall Agile Hybrid of waterfall& agile No formal Methodology Many styles within a single project Work Methodologies to Manage Projects
- 30. 40% 23% 18% 16% 3% Gantt Charts Task Lists KanbanBoards Spreadsheets Calendars Team Collaboration Techniques
Editor's Notes
- #4 The construction industry offers a wider range of services due to the rapid development of technology. The residential building market is a major market for construction firms. Building new houses and renovating old ones are part of the residential building market. It has allowed us to increase productivity, improve collaboration, and tackle more complex projects.
- #5 Increased accuracy and precision that is now possible Construction staff had to rely on their own experience and intuition to build safe and sound structures. With today’s technology, such as 3D printers and robotic equipment, construction workers can create exact and accurate structures. This increased accuracy and precision means construction workers can build safer and more reliable structures. Increased speed at which construction projects can be completed It could take months or even years to complete a large construction project. With today’s technology, such as drones and 3D printers, construction projects can be completed much faster. This is especially beneficial for emergencies, such as natural disasters, where fast and reliable construction is essential. The ability to build more complex and intricate structure In the past, the construction of complicated structures was often impossible due to the limitations of technology. With today’s technology, such as 3D printers and robotic equipment, construction workers can build much more complex and intricate structures. It means that construction workers can now build structures that were once thought impossible. Increased safety for construction workers Construction work was often hazardous, with a high risk of injury or death. With today’s technology, such as drones and robotic equipment, construction workers can now work from a safe distance, which significantly reduces the risk of injury or death. The ability to work in difficult-to-reach places Construction workers often had to put themselves in danger by working in difficult-to-reach areas, such as high up on buildings or bridges. With today’s technology, such as drones and robotic equipment, construction workers can work safely from the ground. The ability to recycle and reuse construction materials Construction waste was often thrown away, resulting in much waste and pollution. With today’s technology, such as 3D printers and robotic equipment, construction workers can recycle and reuse construction materials. This helps to reduce waste and pollution and is better for the environment. The ability to build custom-made structures Construction workers often had to make do with the available standard construction materials. With today’s technology, such as 3D printers and robotic equipment, construction workers can now create custom-made structures tailored to the project’s specific needs. The ability to monitor construction projects remotely Construction workers had to be on-site to monitor construction projects. With today’s technology, such as drones and 3D printers, construction workers can monitor construction projects remotely. This allows construction workers to be more flexible and to work on multiple projects simultaneously. The ability to create virtual models of construction projects Construction workers often had to rely on their experience and intuition to plan construction projects. With today’s technology, such as 3D printers and virtual reality, construction workers can now create virtual models of construction projects. It allows construction workers to plan and design projects more accurately, which leads to better-quality results. The ability to work with other professionals to create a cohesive construction team In the past, construction workers often worked alone or in small groups. With today’s technology, such as 3D printers and virtual reality, construction workers can work with other professionals, such as architects and engineers, to create a cohesive construction team. It allows for better communication and collaboration between all team members, which leads to better-quality results.
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- #9 New materials and new methods Technological advances in construction have been changing the way almost everything is done. One of the most noticeable areas of change is the materials used. New technologies are allowing for innovative steps like recycling concrete. Scientists are also hard at work developing more eco-friendly materials. Carbon fiber is showing its strength as a construction material. Tech tools are also changing how construction companies work with these materials. Prefabrication is nothing new, but 3D printers are. Innovative businesses are experimenting with 3D printing whole buildings. Once printed, the sections can be moved to the job site and assembled. Revolutionizing the job site Technology in construction is also changing the job site itself. Drones, for example, are being adopted on a wide scale. These tools enable more precise surveying, even from a remote location. Drones and mobile devices have other benefits for the construction site as well. With them, it’s easier to track what materials you need and how much to order. This capability can save companies cash, as it reduces material waste. New technology is also allowing job sites to be more interconnected than ever before. If one site is short on material, you can check in with other sites. Then you can ship the material over instead of ordering more. Drones can also keep tabs on productivity. They can even update clients on when to expect job completion. Live construction drawings provide another way of keeping clients up to date. Technology in construction makes the job site safer Improved safety is another benefit of technological advances in construction. Drones and mobile devices make it easier to watch the job site from remote locations. Workers can report hazards sooner. You can deliver instructions on how to deal with these dangers efficiently. Technology can even help your employees stay safe by giving them warnings. Helmets are mandatory safety equipment, but they’re now becoming wearable tech. Special lenses and augmented reality capabilities can provide early warnings about hazards. Wearable tech can also keep track of how much time someone has spent on the job site. Rests and breaks are essential. Tired workers are more prone to making errors that lead to injury. Machine learning and predictive analytics Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have allowed many industries to incorporate this technology. The construction industry continues to adopt AI in stride. One of the most famous examples is driverless vehicles. No construction company has adopted these vehicles at scale yet. Driverless vehicles will likely replace drivers soon. AI has many other uses for construction companies. These technologies need vast amounts of data to “learn.” You can also make this data available for your company analytics. Predictive analytics takes this data and uses it to determine what’s most likely to happen. Some AIs may be able to predict when you need to order particular materials. Others will help you identify issues around the job site and make recommendations for avoiding them. Predictive analytics and machine learning can help you market more effectively. It can also improve safety around the job site. It can even help you create better schedules for your workers. New simulated realities bring projects to life More technologies that have generated buzz are virtual and augmented realities. The case of virtual reality demonstrates how technology is changing construction. You no longer need to present prospective clients with 2D drawings or 3D models. You can create an immersive VR experience. This also enhances your design and planning for any construction project you take on. You can envision the unique challenges of planning for a zoo or amusement park. Augmented reality, as mentioned before, is more helpful around the job site itself. Its incorporation into wearable tech can help workers avoid hazards and work smarter. It can also help them perform tasks like measuring. Technology in construction gets smart Another thing technological advances in construction are doing is making construction projects smarter. Some companies are investing in smart roads or smart buildings. Building information modeling, or BIM, is part and parcel of this movement. BIM allows you to generate digital representations of a building. You can then use this to track physical characteristics and functions. The data contained in BIM can help you make better choices about the materials and fittings. Its use extends far beyond the initial construction of a building. When construction is complete, BIM data can inform maintenance schedules and more. This can keep projects on budget, both during construction and afterward as well. Organizing the office We’ve already touched on how predictive analytics helps create better work schedules. There are other ways technology can help in the construction office. Whether it’s monitoring your compliance with OSHA rules or organizing paperwork, technology makes it easier. Gear up for success Technology in construction is revolutionizing almost every aspect of the business. If you haven’t yet, it’s time to adopt some of the new technologies driving construction forward. As the construction industry expands over the next few years, you should adopt the latest tech. They’ll help you keep pace as your company benefits from industry growth. If you’re not sure which technologies to adopt, talk to the experts. Even a small change can make a huge difference to your bottom line.
- #13 1. Planning Mapping a successful project in the context of your overall digital transformation and business goals. The plan covers key details such as: the level of scanning required, any discrete data you want to extract, what will happen to documents after they have been digitized, and how you will manage ongoing scanning of documents. 2. Resourcing Selecting the team (in-house vs. TAB), and other critical resources required for the project, such as workspaces, scanners and other equipment. 3. Pilot program and testing Testing and honing the process with a representative subset of your overall collection. 4. Document preparation Streamlining and purging your collections of unneeded documents. Preparing documents for scanning by removing staples, clips and sticky-notes. 5. Scanning and data capture Capture images and discrete data as needed, onsite or offsite. 6. QA Meticulous QA performed to your required standard. 7. Digital document upload Loading documents and associated metadata into your electronic repository of choice. 8. Re-filling, archival storage, disposition Return of retained files to active storage, offsite storage, or disposition where required. 9. Day-forward scanning Ongoing scanning of newly created paper documents to help you stay digital and compliant with digital recordkeeping requirements (CGSB and others).
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