The paper presents the results of an ongoing research activity dealing with Digital Twin (DT) approaches for Intelligent Construction, optimizing Operation and Maintenance of buildings and urban areas. DT is an essential technological node of Industry 5.0, which leads to the growth of a Collaborative Industry based on the cooperation between machines and human beings to give added value to processes that meet the needs of users. DT realizes the synchronization between two realities: physical objects in real space, virtual objects in virtual space, remaining connected through the mutual exchange of data throughout the entire life cycle of the object. The construction sector is also adopting the new DT perspective to enforce innovative, responsible, and sustainable governance of the life cycle of buildings improving their durability and reducing environmental impacts. Due to IoT, AI, and virtualization, DT approaches permit prediction of future performance in-use, prevent anomalies, downtime, and inefficiencies, to experiment improvements or changes without having to test them on the construction itself or on special mock-ups. The research assumes the aforesaid considerations and states as its principal operational and experimental assets as-built virtual models in OpenBIM connected with Geographic Information Systems and an IoT infrastructure. They realize intelligent constructions integrated with an analytical data communication network for control and performance simulations. Through the study cases analyzed, the paper also introduces arguments for a critical literature review on current statements and future challenges of the DT approach for Intelligent Construction.
Intelligent Construction via Digital Twin Approach / Lauria, M.; Azzalin, M.. - (2023). (Intervento presentato al convegno XVI International Conference on Durability of Building Materials and Components, DBMC 2023 tenutosi a China, Beijing nel 10-14 October 2023) [10.23967/c.dbmc.2023.085].
Intelligent Construction via Digital Twin Approach
M. Lauria
Supervision
;M. Azzalin
Conceptualization
2023-01-01
Abstract
The paper presents the results of an ongoing research activity dealing with Digital Twin (DT) approaches for Intelligent Construction, optimizing Operation and Maintenance of buildings and urban areas. DT is an essential technological node of Industry 5.0, which leads to the growth of a Collaborative Industry based on the cooperation between machines and human beings to give added value to processes that meet the needs of users. DT realizes the synchronization between two realities: physical objects in real space, virtual objects in virtual space, remaining connected through the mutual exchange of data throughout the entire life cycle of the object. The construction sector is also adopting the new DT perspective to enforce innovative, responsible, and sustainable governance of the life cycle of buildings improving their durability and reducing environmental impacts. Due to IoT, AI, and virtualization, DT approaches permit prediction of future performance in-use, prevent anomalies, downtime, and inefficiencies, to experiment improvements or changes without having to test them on the construction itself or on special mock-ups. The research assumes the aforesaid considerations and states as its principal operational and experimental assets as-built virtual models in OpenBIM connected with Geographic Information Systems and an IoT infrastructure. They realize intelligent constructions integrated with an analytical data communication network for control and performance simulations. Through the study cases analyzed, the paper also introduces arguments for a critical literature review on current statements and future challenges of the DT approach for Intelligent Construction.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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