The construction industry is facing enormous pressure to adopt digital solutions to solve the
industry's inherent problems. The digital twin has emerged as a solution that can update a …

Purpose As a strand in industrialization movement in architecture, engineering and
construction (AEC) industry, prefabricated construction (PC) has gained widespread …

Abstract In recent years, Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) has attracted increasing
scientific attention. With the rise of Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing, Digital Twin (DT) …

To overcome the limitations associated with purely physics-based and data-driven modeling
methods, hybrid, physics-based data-driven models have been developed, with improved …

Dynamic scheduling methods are essential and critical to manufacturing systems because of
uncertain events in the production process, such as new job insertions, order cancellations …

Planning, scheduling, and execution (PSE) are essential for coordinating tasks during on-
site assembly in prefabricated construction. Real-time synchronization supports …

This paper presents a comprehensive understanding of current digital twin (DT)
implementations in the construction industry, along with providing an overview of …

Abstract A Digital Twin (DT) is a digital copy of a real-world object or process. Although DT
has gained traction in construction, its relationship with sustainable success remains …

Digital twin is a comprehensive digital equivalent of an object or an activity, reflecting the
semantic and geometric properties and behaviors through virtual models and data. Digital …

Facilitated by the improved prefabrication rate and polymerization degree using Modular
Integrated Construction (MiC), fit-out operations are converged with the off-site production …