Implementation of 3D Concrete Printing Technology in Precast Concrete Mass Production Industry

Oktaviani, Astiti Dana; Berawi, Mohammed Ali

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-6932-3_18

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“…Omoregie et al confirmed it in their study in 2020 (Omoregie et al, 2020), which did not mention Indonesia as a country that had publications related to the implementation of CAR until 2019. The most recent search on the Scopus database only found a paper from (Oktaviani & Berawi, 2022) in 2022 that discusses the combination of using Precast and 3D Printing in construction projects in Indonesia. Further literature review in the Indonesian context affirms that no more than ten papers discussing CAR's performance (as shown in Table IV).…”

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Implementation of Construction Automation and Robotics (CAR) in Indonesian Construction State-Owned Enterprises: Position in Project Life Cycle, Gap to Best Practice and Potential Uses

Tanne

Indrayani²

2023

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Construction Automation and Robotics (CAR) is the anticipated technology to overcome productivity issues and work accidents, especially in developing countries. This research analyzes the implementation of CAR at Indonesian Construction SOEs from the perspective of real project implementation based on PLC, comparison with best practices, and potential uses, through the qualitative analysis of the literature as well as questionnaires and in-depth interviews. The results are compared qualitatively to obtain answers to the research objectives. This research identifies that seven Indonesian Construction SOEs have been using CAR technology, where Unmanned Aerial Systems (Drones), Virtual Reality (VR), and Prefabrication and Modularization are the most popular and mostly implemented in the construction phase. Compared to best practice, CAR implementation is still in the adoption stage. It has not reached its full potential through the development stage due to insufficient collaboration between contractors, technology companies, and universities. Although the construction market in Indonesia has not directly demanded CAR application, this technology is potentially considered to improve the completion of construction projects, especially the interaction prospect of Digital Twin (DT) and BIM. This study provides complete positional information on CARs type in the PLC in theory and practice as a benchmark for CAR research. This study fills the research gap and pioneering Indonesia’s CAR research in international journals and provides the latest and comprehensive overview of CAR implementation in Indonesia compared to best practices (USA and China).

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