Il progetto esecutivo come modello integrato in relazione all'Industria 4.0.

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      The executive project as integrated model in relation to Industry 4.0.
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      Executive projects must guarantee that technical specifications are properly interpreted, so that construction work can be adequately implemented. In view of the upcoming automation of building sites arising from the cyber-physical system-based Industry 4.0 framework, the detailed design "grammar rules" are bound to change, too. The reported discussions focus on information integration between on-site and off-site production, as well as among humans, machines and sensors. This study surveys and updates the state of the art in the research of the building process automation. Based on that, it defines an information management model for integrated processes which encompasses the entire construction process (Integrated Design Process, Construction Management and Facility Management) and it is ready to be shared on the cloud. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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      Il progetto esecutivo deve garantire la sicura interpretazione delle prescrizioni tecniche per la corretta realizzazione dell'opera edilizia. In relazione all'incipiente automazione del cantiere, conseguente allo sviluppo dell'Industria 4.0 fondata su sistemi ciberfisici, muta la grammatica del progetto di dettaglio. Il dibattito descritto si incentra sull'integrazione informativa tra produzioni on-site e off-site e tra operatori umani, macchine e sensoristica. Lo studio esplora e aggiorna lo stato dell'arte della ricerca sull'automazione dei processi costruttivi. Su tali basi definisce un modello di gestione informativa di processi integrati che abbraccia l'intero processo edilizio (Integrated Design Process, Construction Management e Facility Management) predisposto per la condivisione in cloud. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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