Human-Centric Intelligent Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
Abstract
This
paper
presents
a
comprehensive
scientific
analysis
of
research
on
automatic
monitoring
in
construction
projects.
Through
methodical
examination
857
bibliographic
records
from
three
databases,
we
find
important
trends,
novel
themes,
and
key
areas
this
field.
Our
findings
reveal
that
machine
learning
(ML),
building
information
modelling
(BIM),
deep
are
the
most
popular
techniques
for
monitoring.
Furthermore,
identify
technologies
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
as
primary
foci.
So,
study
uncovers
collaboration
patterns
among
researchers
institutions,
highlighting
players
their
contributions,
identifies
gaps
challenges,
such
need
integrating
AI,
big
data,
cloud
computing
into
project
monitoring,
proposes
future
directions
to
address
these
challenges
enhance
effectiveness
systems.
By
providing
systematic
review
insightful
analysis,
contributes
advancement
It
offers
valuable
insights
researchers,
practitioners,
policymakers
foster
innovation,
improve
performance,
ensure
sustainable
practices.
Automation in Construction,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
164, P. 105451 - 105451
Published: May 9, 2024
Persistent
issues
of
schedule
deviations
and
cost
overruns
within
large
construction
projects
aggravate
the
industry's
global
productivity
concerns.
However,
how
holistic,
data-oriented
methods
can
effectively
be
leveraged
for
investigating
project
performance
identifying
potential
bottlenecks
during
phase
remains
unanswered.
Our
research
addresses
this
issue
with
a
novel
approach
encompassing
data
acquisition,
object
detection,
geometric
projection,
graph-based
linking.
Image
data,
continuously
captured
by
crane-camera
systems,
gets
transformed
into
higher-level
information
using
an
end-to-end
deep
learning-based
pipeline
that
covers
detection
specific
on-site
objects
integrates
it
in
knowledge
graph.
The
graph
facilitates
extracting
precise
metrics,
spatiotemporal
irregularities,
like
work
hotspots
characterized
high
activity
intensive
concentrations,
but
also
phases
low
activity.
proposed
method
improves
learning
from
past
aiding
stakeholders
inspiring
further
real-time
monitoring,
predictive
analytics,
data-integrated
decision-making
systems
to
reshape
practices.
Developments in the Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17, P. 100309 - 100309
Published: Dec. 23, 2023
The
concept
of
digital
twins,
initially
developed
in
manufacturing,
has
found
applications
various
industries.
However,
its
adoption
the
construction
field
is
still
nascent,
with
a
limited
understanding
benefits
and
implications.
Existing
examples
twin
implementation
mainly
provide
general
frameworks
or
possibilities
for
performance.
To
effectively
harness
potential
twins
construction,
establishing
connectivity
predictability
data
exchange
between
physical
virtual
realms
crucial.
This
research
defines
essential
requirements
real-time
proposes
framework
architecture
based
on
these
principles.
proposed
method
evaluated
through
monitoring
environmental
performance
existing
buildings,
revealing
effectiveness
challenges.
study
serves
as
valuable
exemplar
development
platform
dedicated
to
monitoring.
Developments in the Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19, P. 100484 - 100484
Published: June 24, 2024
Combined
robotic
arms
and
mobile
platforms,
construction
robots(MCRs)
are
providing
an
energizing
choice
for
the
digitalization
of
building
industry.
To
enhance
comprehension
research
trajectory
towards
MCR
applications
technologies
in
construction,
we
focus
on
following
aspect:
Current
representative
MCRs
built
environments
critical
involved.
This
comprehensive
review
identified
184
publications
last
15
years
to
unravel
applications,
scrutinized
crucial
involved,
deliberated
challenges
opportunities.
Results
indicate
that
a
growing
application
field,
although
majority
still
confined
laboratory
settings.
further
expand
scenarios,
this
paper
proposes
corresponding
roadmaps
address
identified.
The
findings
provide
in-depth
insight
into
digital
robotics,
benefiting
researchers
constructors
advancing
commercialization.
Developments in the Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19, P. 100512 - 100512
Published: July 26, 2024
Information
and
automation
technologies
play
a
pivotal
role
in
achieving
cyber-physical
integration
within
Construction
4.0.
In
this
transformed
landscape,
the
evolution
of
construction
management
paradigm
carefully
considers
enhancement
business
models
organizational
structures
to
prioritize
stakeholders'
well-being,
environmental
sustainability,
heightened
resilience.
A
significant
challenge
lies
effectively
managing
coordinating
myriad
multi-source
heterogeneous
entities
using
information
technologies.
The
key
obstacle
is
synchronizing
these
elements
based
on
interoperation
optimize
multiple
objectives
seamlessly.
Hence
synchronization
emerges
as
crucial
factor
for
orchestrating
sustaining
harmonious
relationships
among
or
activities
delimited
spatial-temporal
framework.
This
ensures
seamless
aligned
coordination
throughout
dynamic
processes.
Therefore,
paper
presents
strategic
roadmap
synchronized
management,
derived
from
thorough
analysis
fundamental
4.0,
aimed
at
advancing
current
practices.
Moreover,
articulate
approach
systematically,
an
Orthogonally
Synchronized
Digital
Twin
(SDT)
model
with
regular
expression
formulated,
built
upon
proposed
reshaped
management.
study
provides
valuable
insights
stakeholders
industry,
including
architects,
engineers,
project
managers,
policymakers.
findings
guide
decision-making
digital
twin
adoption
construction,
supporting
practitioners
enhance
efficiency
improve
outcomes,
offering
industry
advancement
towards
human-centrality,
Future
research
should
focus
validating
SDT
real-world
scenarios,
exploring
synergies
between
AI
twins,
investigating
advanced
holistic
smart
cities
Journal of Construction Engineering and Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
150(6)
Published: March 29, 2024
Cameras
are
one
of
the
most
valuable
sensors
for
collecting
high-quality
visual
data
on
construction
sites
uses
ranging
from
surveillance
to
automated
information
exaction.
The
dynamic
nature
means
cameras
can
suffer
occlusions
and
lack
coverage
due
progressing
works,
hindering
performance
analysis
methods.
Therefore,
manual
planning
adjustments
by
experienced
practitioners
required
appropriate
camera
placement
at
site,
which
is
expensive
time-consuming.
Past
research
has
simulated
used
algorithms
with
an
objective
function
optimize
installation
parameters
planned
site
models
two-dimensional
(2D)
four-dimensional
(4D).
However,
these
ongoing
conditions,
hampering
actual
performance.
This
study
proposes
a
framework
incorporating
4D-building
model
(BIM)
reality
models.
first
identifies
determinants
through
expert
interviews.
Next,
BIM
construct
simulation
environment,
optimized.
proposed
implemented
evaluated
site.
25%
average
improvement
benchmark
solution
achieved.
further
contributes
potential
application
monitoring
systems
sites.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 4787 - 4787
Published: May 31, 2024
This
research
aims
to
develop
an
integrated
approach
construction
project
management
by
integrating
digital
technology
into
monitoring
and
surveillance
operations.
Through
the
use
of
drones
image
processing
software,
data
can
be
updated
regularly
accurately
about
progress
at
site,
allowing
managers
decision
makers
have
a
clear
view
current
situation
make
effective
decisions
based
on
accurate.
In
addition,
this
contributes
improving
communication
coordination
among
team
members,
as
images
easily
effectively
shared,
reducing
opportunities
for
error
enhancing
interaction
different
parties.
Using
twin
technologies,
planning
forecasting
processes
also
improved,
comprehensive
analysis
provides
deeper
understanding
dynamics,
identifies
potential
risks,
enables
appropriate
preventive
measures
taken.
conclusion,
integration
twins
in
projects
represent
significant
step
towards
achieving
smarter
more
efficient
management,
successfully
defined
goals
with
greater
effectiveness.