AI in Construction:
Note the implication is that humans don't think "properly".
Revolutionary Possibilities:
Presented in this article we read "Currently, the use of AI on jobsites is limited,” explains Dan Kara. “But it is growing, particularly in applications involving machine vision for surveying and analyzing materials and structures, or for robotics applications such as automated bricklaying or autonomous vehicles.”
See the blog post on Robotics for additional information.
The article might be available through the HKU library:
Dimitrova, A and Golparvar-Fard, M "Vision-based material recognition for automated monitoring of construction progress and generating building information modeling from unordered site image collections." Advanced Engineering Informatics Volume 28, Issue 1, January 2014, Pages 37-49
Note the implication is that humans don't think "properly".
Revolutionary Possibilities:
Presented in this article we read "Currently, the use of AI on jobsites is limited,” explains Dan Kara. “But it is growing, particularly in applications involving machine vision for surveying and analyzing materials and structures, or for robotics applications such as automated bricklaying or autonomous vehicles.”
See the blog post on Robotics for additional information.
The article might be available through the HKU library:
Dimitrova, A and Golparvar-Fard, M "Vision-based material recognition for automated monitoring of construction progress and generating building information modeling from unordered site image collections." Advanced Engineering Informatics Volume 28, Issue 1, January 2014, Pages 37-49
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