Evaluation of Lean Off-Site Construction Literature through the Lens of Industry 4.0 and 5.0

Hadi, Ali; Cheung, Franco; Adjei, Solomon; Dulaimi, Anmar

doi:10.1061/jcemd4.coeng-13622

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“…Today, alongside the consolidated dimension of Lean Construction Management, the general principles and the concept of collaborative integration, linked to the continuous exchange of information, are matched by the evolving and in-process operational features of the DT approach [51][52][53][54].…”

Section: Digital Twin For the Built Environment: An Open Development ...mentioning

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Digital Twin Approach in Buildings: Future Challenges via a Critical Literature Review

Lauria,

Azzalin

2024

Buildings

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In 2011, the term Digital Twin was originally introduced by Michael Grieves to define the synchronization between two realities: physical objects placed in a real space and virtual objects within in virtual space, linked through the mutual exchange of data throughout the entire lifecycle, both in real-time and asynchronously. Nowadays, Digital Twin is among the principal and emerging technological innovations of both Industry 4.0 and the emerging Industry 5.0, enabling an interaction between physical and virtual objects, Big Data, Internet of Things, and Artificial Intelligence. The construction sector, too, is now exploring the potentialities offered by the Digital Twin approach in enhancing innovative, responsible, and sustainable governance of buildings’ lifecycles. Concerning these issues, this paper proposes visualizing future challenges with a specific focus on the operation and maintenance phase and its related impact on decarbonization via a critical literature review of the current statements. The applied methodology is based on three different questions related to certain research issues performed in the Scopus database. The selected findings were filtered, classified, and discussed. Some future challenges on specific issues have been identified, defining and promoting novel research ideas.

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Section: Digital Twin For the Built Environment: An Open Development ...mentioning

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Digital Twin Approach in Buildings: Future Challenges via a Critical Literature Review

Lauria,

Azzalin

2024

Buildings

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Synergizing lean management and circular economy: Pathways to sustainable manufacturing

Sasso,

Filho,

Ganga

2024

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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Our research focuses on integrating circular economy (CE) and Lean Management (LM) within the manufacturing sector, a proactive response to the escalating pressures of globalization, environmental sustainability, and market competition. Through a comprehensive systematic literature review, the research uncovers how CE principles can fortify and enrich LM practices, the role of LM in facilitating a transition towards CE, their combined impact on manufacturing performance, and the crucial environmental factors influencing this integration. The findings underscore that CE principles significantly strengthen LM practices by advocating waste minimization and resource optimization, thereby contributing to operational efficiency and sustainability. Conversely, LM aids the transition to a CE by optimizing resource use and minimizing waste, aligning with sustainability goals. LM supports recycling and remanufacturing by employing Just‐in‐Time and value stream mapping methodologies, augmented by Industry 4.0 technologies for seamless CE integration. Despite challenges like integration barriers and the need for organizational change, the synergy between CE and LM offers substantial benefits for environmental performance, operational efficiency, and competitive advantage. Our paper enriches academic knowledge and provides practical applications in sustainable manufacturing practices, offering a roadmap for organizations striving for sustainable operational excellence. Moreover, it also paves the way for future studies to further explore the synergistic potential of CE and LM through empirical studies, quantitative analyses, and the exploration of Industry 4.0 technologies.

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Model of Relationship Between Circular Economy and Industry 5.0

Sulich

2024

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Evaluation of Lean Off-Site Construction Literature through the Lens of Industry 4.0 and 5.0

Cited by 7 publications

References 134 publications

Digital Twin Approach in Buildings: Future Challenges via a Critical Literature Review

Digital Twin Approach in Buildings: Future Challenges via a Critical Literature Review

Synergizing lean management and circular economy: Pathways to sustainable manufacturing

Model of Relationship Between Circular Economy and Industry 5.0

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