Success Criteria for Automation and Robotics in Industrialised Building System (IBS)

Rashid, Mohd Najib Abd; Abdullah, Mohd Rofdzi; Ismail, Dzulkarnaen; Saberi, Mohd Hafiz

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i2/9202

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“…Electronic databases, relevant journals, and conference proceedings were scoured for inclusion in the review [33,34]. Robotics process automation, safety management, high-rises, and barriers were some keywords people used to find this article [35,36].…”

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Assessment of Barriers to Robotics Process Automation (RPA) Implementation in Safety Management of Tall Buildings

et al. 2023

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Construction is dangerous, making safety management essential. Robotics process automation (RPA) can improve construction project risk management. RPA is hindered by several factors. This study examined the primary technical, economic, legal, privacy, and resource obstacles to RPA adoption for tall building safety management. The pilot survey comprised 161 Malaysian tall building specialists, while the full questionnaire poll included 231 experts. EFA and SEM analyzed the data. Technology, economics, legislation, privacy, and resources prevented RPA from managing tall building safety. Theoretical and empirical breakthroughs in construction safety management and RPA deployment prompted this inquiry. This study illuminates the main obstacles to employing RPA for tall building safety management. The results show where to spend time and money to eliminate the obstacles. The study’s management implications may benefit construction safety managers, project managers, and company owners. The findings may help the building industry plan RPA safety management in tall projects and overcome hurdles. This study contributes to construction safety management and RPA deployment theory by identifying and analyzing the main barriers to using RPA for safety management in high-rise buildings. This research can help solve the problems preventing RPA from being used in construction project safety management.

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Assessment of Barriers to Robotics Process Automation (RPA) Implementation in Safety Management of Tall Buildings

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“…In order to assure a balanced viewpoint, employees from different layers across the company and with different interactions with the system (executives, users, and technical staff) are selected for the survey. Furthermore, Labi (2022) and Rashid et al (2021) discuss several methods for measuring the benefits or effectiveness of automation applications, specifically related to civil engineering disciplines. Labi (2022) identifies measures of effectiveness (MOEs) expressed in system performance indicators that can help the system owner in assessing the degree to which an application has been, or is expected to become, successful in achieving its intended objectives.…”

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“…et al, 2005); [Mar2](Hannaford & Van Hassel, 2021); [Mar3](Miller et al, 2021); [Mar4] (Kooij & Hekkenberg, 2021); [Mar5] ( (Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat, 2022) [Mil1] (Boehm-Davis et al, 1983); [Mil2] (Vidulich & Bortolussi, 1991); [Mil3] (Cummings, 2003); [Mil4] (Parasuraman et al, 2009); [Mil5] (Taylor, 2015); [Mil6] (Ophir-Arbelle et al, 2012); [Mil7] (Hoffman et al, 2017); [Mil8] (Di Flumeri et al, 2019); [Mil9](Calhoun et al, 2009); [Mil10](Salmon et al, 2004);[Mil11] (Endsley & Kaber, 1999),[Mil12] (Bolia et al, 2004), [Mil13] (Janssen et al, 2016); [Mil14] (Geertsma et al, 2016); [Ind1](Russell, 2010); [Ind2](Mathur et al, 2011); [Ind3] (Labi, 2022); [Ind4](Rashid et al, 2021); [Ind5] (Homem de Almeida Correia et al, 2019); [Ind6] (Zheng et al, 2018); [Ind7](Karnouskos et al, 2018); [Ind8](Parasuraman, 2000); [Ind9](Boutraa et al, 2011); [Ind10](Moray & Sheridan, 2004), [Ind11] (Parasurman & Bahri, 1992); [Ind12](Parasuraman & Riley, 1997) …”

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Assessing the Effectiveness of Naval Ship Automation: Opportunities and Challenges

Jansen¹,

Stuivenberg²,

Viegers³

2022

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is a naval lieutenant, currently working within the Netherlands Defence Materiel Organisation with a focus on submarines. He served onboard submarines in various engineering roles, including Marine Engineering Officer, and holds an MSc degree in Aerospace Engineering from the Delft University of Technology. Maria Viegers works at the Netherlands Defence Materiel Organisation as a naval systems integrator, focusing on platform management systems. She holds an MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Delft University of Technology, which a specialisation in the design of control systems.

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“…IBS is characterised by the fact that its components are made in a controlled environment (either on or off site) before being transported and assembled on site (CIDB, 2017). Because of the positive impact they have and the numerous benefits they offer in comparison to more traditional methods of building, IBS techniques have been successful in attracting a significant amount of attention from the construction sector (Rashid et al, 2021). However, this benefit had resulted the increase in the cost of IBS panel transportation, specifically the quantity of the panel than can be transported.…”

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Proposed ‘’M’’ Shape Holder for IBS Panel Transportation: A Conceptual Study

Rashid¹,

Adam²,

Ismail³

et al. 2022

IJARBSS

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In the midst of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Malaysia is one of the countries that is striving to advance, particularly in the building industry. The adoption of the Industrialized Building System (IBS) in Malaysia signals that the nation is prepared to accommodate significant shifts in its commercial construction sector. However, the A-frame IBS panel holder had a problem in terms of the limited space that was provided by the conventional method. Additionally, there was a possibility that the precast panel could have been of poor quality while it was being transported to its final location. The aim of this paper is to proposed the M-framed design holder to optimise the quantity of the IBS module transportation and subsequently, reduce the cost of transportation. The objective of the study is to identify the issues in the Aframe IBS panel transportation and assembling method. In order to achieve the objective , a thorough review of the relevant literature on the transportation method in the IBS and a simulation has been adopted. The results shows that the proposed M-framed design was able to optimize the quantity of IBS panel been transported and consequently reduce the cost of transportation.

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Success Criteria for Automation and Robotics in Industrialised Building System (IBS)

Cited by 4 publications

References 31 publications

Assessment of Barriers to Robotics Process Automation (RPA) Implementation in Safety Management of Tall Buildings

Assessment of Barriers to Robotics Process Automation (RPA) Implementation in Safety Management of Tall Buildings

Assessing the Effectiveness of Naval Ship Automation: Opportunities and Challenges

Proposed ‘’M’’ Shape Holder for IBS Panel Transportation: A Conceptual Study

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