Automating Dataset Generation for Object Detection in the Construction Industry with AI and Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Erik Araya-Aliaga,
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Edison Atencio,
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Fidel Lozano
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Buildings,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 410 - 410
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
The
construction
industry
is
increasingly
adopting
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
to
enhance
productivity
and
safety,
with
object
detection
in
visual
data
serving
as
a
vital
tool.
However,
developing
robust
models
demands
extensive,
high-quality
datasets,
which
are
often
difficult
generate
maintain
due
the
dynamic
complex
nature
of
job
sites.
This
paper
presents
an
innovative
approach
automating
dataset
generation
using
robotic
process
automation
(RPA)
generative
AI
techniques,
specifically,
DALL-E
2.
not
only
accelerates
creation
but
also
improves
model
performance
by
delivering
balanced,
inputs.
To
validate
proposed
methodology,
case
study
building
site
conducted.
In
this
study,
three
commonly
used
convolutional
neural
network
architectures—RetinaNet,
Faster
R-CNN,
YOLOv5—are
trained
artificially
generated
automate
identification
formworks
rebars
during
construction.
Language: Английский
Applications and Trends of Machine Learning in Building Energy Optimization: A Bibliometric Analysis
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(7), P. 994 - 994
Published: March 21, 2025
With
the
rapid
advancement
of
machine
learning
(ML)
technologies,
their
innovative
applications
in
enhancing
building
energy
efficiency
are
increasingly
prominent.
Utilizing
tools
such
as
VOSviewer
and
Bibliometrix,
this
study
systematically
reviews
body
related
literature,
focusing
on
key
emerging
trends
cutting-edge
ML
techniques,
including
deep
learning,
reinforcement
unsupervised
optimizing
performance
managing
carbon
emissions.
First,
paper
delves
into
role
prediction,
intelligent
management,
sustainable
design,
with
particular
emphasis
how
smart
systems
leverage
real-time
data
analysis
prediction
to
optimize
usage
significantly
reduce
emissions
dynamically.
Second,
summarizes
technological
evolution
future
sector
identifies
critical
challenges
faced
by
field.
The
findings
provide
a
technology-driven
perspective
for
advancing
sustainability
construction
industry
offer
valuable
insights
research
directions.
Language: Английский
Optimized Controller Design Using Hybrid Real-Time Model Identification with LSTM-Based Adaptive Control
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 2138 - 2138
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Most
of
the
processes
with
various
dynamic
characteristics
can
be
reduced
to
Second
Order
Plus
Time
Delay
(SOPTD)
model
by
using
reduction
method.
We
propose
a
novel
hybrid
approach
that
combines
Long
Short-Term
Memory
(LSTM)-based
real-time
identification
Genetic
Algorithms
enhance
Smith
predictor
control
structure.
This
method
compensates
for
delay
time
SOPTD
while
minimizing
Integral
Absolute
Error
performance
index.
Our
integrates
an
optimally
adaptive
Proportional–Integral–Derivative
(PID)
controller
design
algorithm
estimates
coefficients
in
Predictor
structure
and
adjusts
PID
parameters
dynamically.
The
is
improved
through
combination
numerical
calculation,
Algorithms,
LSTM
networks,
showing
approximately
15%
better
compared
conventional
methods.
system
demonstrates
significant
improvements
both
metrics
resource
utilization,
including
40%
execution
enhanced
efficiency.
Simulation
results
show
proposed
scheme
exhibits
adaptability
disturbances
process
variations,
faster
response
times
overshoots
traditional
steady-state
higher-order
shows
perfect
matching
unit
feedback
input.
Language: Английский
Impact of Industry 5.0 on the Construction Industry (Construction 5.0): Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis
Mahdi Akhavan,
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Mahsa Alivirdi,
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Amirhossein Jamalpour
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et al.
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(9), P. 1491 - 1491
Published: April 28, 2025
The
construction
industry
is
undergoing
a
paradigm
shift
with
the
advent
of
Construction
5.0
(C5.0),
which
integrates
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
Internet
Things
(IoT),
digital
twins,
blockchain,
and
robotics
to
enhance
productivity,
sustainability,
resilience.
This
study
conducts
systematic
literature
review
bibliometric
analysis
78
scholarly
sources
published
between
2022
2025,
using
data
from
Scopus
following
PRISMA
method.
Keyword
co-occurrence
mapping,
citation
analysis,
content
are
utilized
identify
key
advancements,
emerging
trends,
adoption
challenges
in
C5.0.
Seven
core
technologies
examined
through
lenses
human–robot
collaboration
(HRC),
resilience,
revealing
rapidly
expanding
yet
still
nascent
research
domain.
While
C5.0
presents
transformative
potential,
its
widespread
implementation
faces
significant
barriers.
A
critical
evaluation
these
conducted,
alongside
strategic
pathways
facilitate
maximize
impact.
Furthermore,
leading
countries
seminal
contributions
field
highlighted
guide
future
efforts.
By
addressing
knowledge
gaps
this
provides
practical
insights
for
policymakers,
researchers,
professionals,
contributing
development
innovative
frameworks
that
efficiency,
resilience
era
Industry
5.0.
Language: Английский