Titlebook: CAD and Robotics in Architecture and Construction; Proceedings of the J A. Bijl,O. Akin,S. Suzuki Conference proceedings 1986 Hermes Publis

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-14560-6ndustry. Over the last few years a great effort has been made in this field in Japan. In this paper the robot research and development activities by government, academic institutions and companies are introduced. We also introduce the Waseda Construction Robot (WASCOR) research project running at th

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The Warsaw Pact and Africa, 1959–83chinery then being introduced into the machine tool and other industries. Similar production technology, the author had argued, could in principle be used to revolutionize the building industry, doing away with the need for standardization, and negating many of the ideological assumptions underlying

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The Western Powers and Africa, 1949–74Construction site differs from industrial plant in scale of operation, mobility, type of processes and the work environment. A greater intelligence, load, and force range is needed for a construction robot. The main reasons for using robots in construction operations are: to improve safety of worker

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NATO, the Warsaw Pact and Africa tasks and the need for multiple automatons. We then present the major elements of our framework: host, automatons, and human interfaces. Finally, we explain how the framework enhances modeling, interpretation, and strategic and tactical planning.

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,Utility for NATO — Utility of NATO?,more dynamic than is the norm in manufacturing. In addition, construction robots are inherently mobile, as they are engaged in building or maintaining an immobile structure which is large compared to their dimensions. Another complicating factor is the uniqueness of actions that must he taken by a c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74409-4f architectural practice are different to those of architectural education and that much of the software used in schools of architecture is not used in an educationally structured way. A number of proposals for the educational use of computers are made, together with recommendations for a common computing environment.