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The Use of Digital Twin in the Building Industry 3 of 3
Gaps observed by the above authors The gaps that Tuhaise et al. (2023) found were discussed under the challenges and opportunities heading above. Also, organisational aspects of DT applications were needed. According to Yoon (2023), DT “ modelling has not yet been systematically discussed in the building sector” and that is the reason for proposing…
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Changing a sash cord in a double-hung window. Double-hung windows with sash cords are part and parcel of pre-federation homes. Federation homes and Californian bungalows usually have a mix of casement windows and double -hung windows. Well, I have avoided changing the sash cord for twenty-five years, but with the shower renovation, I have decided…
Read MoreThe Use of Digital Twin in the Building Industry 2 of 3
Data transmission layer Raw data is transmitted i.e., transported, and processed from the previous layer mentioned above through general wire and wireless transmission technologies. The range is as follows: short-range wireless technologies, Wi-Fi wireless short-range technology, Bluetooth, wireless local area network (WLAN), ultra-wide-band (UWB) radio communication, a hybrid of both wired and wireless networks, Ethernet…
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INTRODUCTION A digital representation of a real object is a DT. The same is also called data twin, or virtual model. In the aerospace engineering field, the “ NASA Technology Roadmaps – NASA’s Apollo project in the 1960s” mentioned ‘twin’ in relation to a physical system (Madubuike et al. 2022). The NASA Apollo 13 mission…
Read MoreBuilding surveyor or private building certifier or accredited certifier to check your home build
Building surveyor, private building certifier or accredited certifier is essentially the same thing! When developing or building, the property owner gets to choose whether to use a Private Certifier or not. In some cases, a development can only be approved by a local council. Once the development is approved by a council with their impositions…
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