Development of cloud-based collaborative BIM modelling software
基于云的协同BIM建模软件开发
基本信息
- 批准号:500475-2016
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 7.17万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Collaborative Research and Development Grants
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Construction practitioners, researchers, and other stakeholders of construction in Canada are becoming increasingly cognizant of the need for a transformation in home building methods. The automotive sector has enjoyed the benefits of automated design and manufacturing for years, and now the time has come, with the skilled labour shortage and high demand for affordable housing, to propel that same automation toward the home building industry. There has been an increasing demand for extensions (i.e., add-ons enabled by Application Programming Interface) to existing design and **drafting products in order to address the specific needs of the modular building industry and a cloud-based information sharing environment intended for direct collaboration among multiple project stakeholders (e.g., consumers and building designers). Therefore, the aim of this research is to develop cloud-based building information modelling (BIM) tools for collaborative editing and sharing of a model by users of widely different skill sets, from consumer to panelized home designer, estimator, and production manager. In order to achieve the proposed objective, three activities will be conducted: (1) migration of the collaborating company's (Cadsoft Corporation's) code base to a service-oriented architecture; (2) real-time collaborative model editing; and (3) automated manufacturing-centric BIM. It can be expected that through this project the industry partner can benefit by redefining their current BIM software, and the building industry can improve its productivity and efficiency of design and drafting, decision making, and production. The proposed research will form a BIM system that is suitable to the modularization/panelization construction industry, and which optimizes the material usage of projects and reduces carbon chemical emissions incurred during construction. These combined efforts will increase the workforce in the housing industry, will lead to wider adoption of Cadsoft's Envisioneer software by home builders, and will create increased demand for skilled jobs in the manufactured housing and design markets.**
建筑从业者,研究人员和其他利益相关者的建设在加拿大越来越认识到需要在家庭建设方法的转变。多年来,汽车行业一直享受着自动化设计和制造的好处,现在是时候了,随着熟练劳动力短缺和对经济适用房的高需求,将同样的自动化推向住宅建筑行业。对扩展的需求一直在增加(即,由应用程序编程接口启用的附加组件)添加到现有设计和 ** 制图产品中,以满足模块化建筑行业的特定需求,以及旨在用于多个项目利益相关者之间直接协作的基于云的信息共享环境(例如,消费者和建筑设计师)。因此,本研究的目的是开发基于云的建筑信息建模(BIM)工具,用于由具有广泛不同技能的用户(从消费者到面板化家居设计师,评估员和生产经理)协作编辑和共享模型。为了实现拟议目标,将开展三项活动:(1)将合作公司(Cadsoft Corporation)的代码库迁移到面向服务的架构;(2)实时协作模型编辑;以及(3)自动化以制造为中心的BIM。可以预期,通过该项目,行业合作伙伴可以通过重新定义其当前的BIM软件而受益,建筑行业可以提高其设计和绘图,决策和生产的生产力和效率。拟议的研究将形成一个适合模块化/面板化建筑行业的BIM系统,优化项目的材料使用,减少施工过程中产生的碳化学排放。这些共同的努力将增加住房行业的劳动力,将导致房屋建筑商更广泛地采用Cadsoft的Envisioneer软件,并将增加制造住房和设计市场对熟练工作的需求。
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