A framework of indicators for assessing construction automation and robotics in the sustainability context
A framework of indicators for assessing construction automation and robotics in the sustainability context
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DOI：
10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.02.053
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发表时间：
2018-05-01
影响因子：
11.1
通讯作者：
Bock, Thomas
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作者：
Pan, Mi;Linner, Thomas;Bock, Thomas
“建筑生产”技术，即建筑自动化和机器人技术（CAR），在世界范围内越来越被认为是未来建筑的关键要素，尽管迄今为止CAR从未经历过大规模的现实世界实施。然而，最近对可持续性的需求显著增长，有可能成为中非共和国大规模部署的必要触发因素。然而，在这种情况下，缺乏对建筑业的系统指导，并且在彻底调查利用CAR对建筑和建筑物可持续性表现的影响方面的尝试有限。本文提出的研究，通过审查和调查现有的CAR战略和技术，并首次开发一个一致的指标框架，用于评估利用CAR的建筑物的可持续性性能，迈出了填补这一研究空白的第一步。该研究的总体目标是通过该框架开发一种强大而可靠的评估方法，该方法可用于工业环境中，以评估考虑使用CAR的建筑施工项目的可持续性。除了制定指标框架外，采用V-模型方法的研究计划预计将框架转化为评估方法，然后在几个迭代周期中在真实的世界中进行验证和确认。(C)2018爱思唯尔有限公司版权所有
"Building production" technology, i.e. construction automation and robotics (CAR), is on a worldwide level increasingly recognized as stating a key element of the future of construction, although CAR up to date has never experienced large-scale real-world implementation. However, the recent significantly growing demand for sustainability has the potential to serve as the necessitated trigger for CAR's large-scale deployment. In that context, systematic guidance for the construction industry is however missing, and there have been limited attempts to thoroughly investigate the impacts of utilizing CAR with regard to the sustainability performance of construction and buildings. The research presented in this paper makes a first step to fill this research gap by reviewing and investigating the available CAR strategies and technologies and developing for the first time a consistent framework of indicators for assessing the sustainability performance of utilizing CAR for buildings. The overall goal of the research is to develop, through this framework, a robust and reliable assessment method that can be used in the industrial context to assess the sustainability of building construction projects that consider using CAR. Beyond the development of the indicator framework, the research plan adopting the V-Model approach foresees to translate the framework into an assessment method which will then in several iteration cycles be verified and validated in real world. (C) 2018 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.