HEVENFORT INFRATECH PRIVATE LIMITED

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Our Company drives these construction technology innovations 1. The Internet of Things (IOT) As we see a continued rise in adoption of data-driven technology in construction, we will also see innovations in how this technology is utilized to create new efficiencies. Embedded sensors on a connected worksite create huge opportunities for collecting and managing data on safety, material performance, and operational workflow, just to name a few. Smart devices and wearable construction technology, as well as sensors and on-site cameras can be tied in to construction management software and give a much clearer picture of building progress and real-time status reporting. This integration will affect not only the flow of a project, but also provide vital data that can be examined after handover to become a part of operational management. Sensors that provide information on environmental conditions and structural performance are of particular importance in this area. 2. AI(Artificial Intelligence)and Machine Learning As the internet of things continues to pull more and more information, construction firms will need tools to manage all this data. This is where machine Learning is becoming increasingly crucial. Systems that aggregate and organize data from the connected worksite are going to be vital as construction firms become more reliant on real-time information for efficient project management. 3. Autonomous Equipment While VR (Virtual Reality) is enhancing the productivity of humans, automation and robotics is providing a path to greater safety and efficiency, including the use of drones in construction. Sending a drone to inspect a jobsite saves time and keeps the technician on the ground instead of climbing scaffolds and navigating the potential hazards of a working site. One example of this, the Skycatch drone, can generate a 3D model of a site that allows automatic calculation of area, volume of earth to be moved, and other information that once required several human hours to accomplish. Automated rovers will also be providing jobsite status information, monitoring sites autonomously, guided by AI in the home office and feeding data back to the predictive analytics systems. We’re also seeing automated equipment being developed in the form of driverless earth-movers and dump-trucks in mining and road-building applications. 4. Augmented Reality Augmented reality is transforming how workers interact with their tasks. It allows workers to analyze problems. They can use it to help with task analysis, building, and repair. There are dozens of applications for augmented reality. Firms are developing these tools for field service and other verticals. Identifying the right solution starts with your business goals. 5. Semi-Autonomous Construction Vehicles With all of the emphasis in the media on autonomous street vehicles, the progress of autonomous and semi-autonomous construction vehicles has been largely missed. While the primary use of these vehicles is in mining, the implications for construction are endless. The benefit of semi-autonomous or autonomous dozers and similar vehicles is the efficiency with which they perform tasks. Software is sometimes better at calculating the most efficient route and plan than humans. In addition, semi or fully autonomous vehicles can reduce the strain companies feel from the skilled labor shortage.

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