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Opportunities challenges and roadmap for humanoid robots in construction. [PDF]

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Uthai T   +7 more
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Major Barriers to Off-Site Construction: The Developer’s Perspective in China

Journal of Management in Engineering - ASCE, 2015
AbstractOff-site construction (OSC) has been regarded as an effective means of improving construction quality and efficiency. The adoption of OSC has been slower in developing countries such as China than in developed countries, and research on the barriers inhibiting the sector’s growth is inadequate.
Wei Pan   +2 more
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Building Code Compliance for Off-Site Construction

Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction, 2023
There are increasing concerns over building code, regulation compliance, and quality assurance issues in adopting off-site construction techniques in the construction industry related to meeting client expectations and regulatory requirements. Performance-based building regulations often allow for space for innovation but not a safe space for those who
Marwan Gharbia   +9 more
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Off-Site Construction of Apartment Buildings

Journal of Architectural Engineering, 2013
AbstractThe populations of major cities in Australia are increasing rapidly and facing an acute housing shortage. Traditional apartment procurement techniques involve lengthy lead times, and therefore, factory-based, or off site–constructed (OSC), multistory apartment buildings may offer the opportunity to help fulfill the need by significantly ...
Neville Boyd   +2 more
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Managing for continuous improvement in off‐site construction

Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 2012
PurposeSeveral off‐site manufacturing companies in Sweden have attempted to apply lean management to improve process effectiveness and efficiency. A state of continuous improvement is a key goal of lean management, as described in, e.g. Likers 4P model.
John Meiling   +2 more
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BIM Standard in Off-Site Construction

Journal of Architectural Engineering, 2012
AbstractBuilding information modeling (BIM) is rapidly gaining acceptance as the preferred method of communicating the design professional’s intent to the owner and various stakeholders. These data-rich models can be used effectively by other members of the design team to coordinate the fabrication of a building’s different systems.
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Special Issue on Off-Site Construction

Journal of Architectural Engineering, 2012
This issue on off-site construction is an output produced by Task Group 74 of CIB. CIB is the acronym of the abbreviated French (former) name: Conseil International du Bâtiment (in English this translates to International Council for Building). In the course of 1998, the abbreviation has been kept but the full name changed into International Council ...
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Off-site construction

1997
In the construction of pharmaceutical and biotechnology facilities, ‘off-site construction’ refers to that portion of the job which is first assembled and constructed at a shop and then transported to the actual job site. Historically, in process industries, this type of construction is referred to as modular construction.
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