2016 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/wsc.2016.7822361
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Simulation of automated construction using wire robots

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“…[10] Bild 5. While in countries like Australia, Canada or the USA newbuild projects in building are mostly operated by "developers" -meaning that large areas are completely prepared, sold and developed -small-scale and individualised building is common in Germany.…”
Section: Special Features Of the German Marketmentioning
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“…[10] Bild 5. While in countries like Australia, Canada or the USA newbuild projects in building are mostly operated by "developers" -meaning that large areas are completely prepared, sold and developed -small-scale and individualised building is common in Germany.…”
Section: Special Features Of the German Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This leads to numerous interfaces in the coordination of the trades. Organisation of the construction site for the application of wire robots [10] Bild 6. small to medium building companies, engineering and architectural consultancies.…”
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“…The results and methods presented in this section could also be useful for sizing general lightweight cable-driven robots or those that need to perform powerful wrenches in constrained directions. These tasks include construction (Mattern et al, 2016) or industrial processes (Alias et al, 2018), where strong wrenches are applied in different directions, like drilling holes in curved walls, where the robot needs to be able to move to the wall and apply strong torque in any direction. Also hammering or pressing processes require high forces at the end effector pointing in different directions.…”
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