Construction-related design in virtual spaces
Planning for safety and temporary installation of facilities, as well as construction-related design tailored to the field, are all conducted simultaneously.
Construction-related design, planning for safety and temporary installation of facilities, are all conducted simultaneously
Construction-related planning and design tailored to field situations can be moved forward with at the same time.
- Based on a 3D model which reflects basic concepts, we will start formulating a plan for safety and temporary installation of facilities in an early stage after receiving your order. We constantly make adjustments to gaps found between field situations, construction processes, and design concepts, which are converted into data reflecting both the latest and optimum conditions.
- Upon commencement of construction at the site, we prepare construction diagrams based on the data thoroughly examined by the departments responsible for design and fieldwork.
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- We put safety-related planning and temporary scaffold-related planning into more concrete and accurate drawings so that we can share safety awareness with cooperating companies, which, in turn, leads to improved quality of construction work.
Visualization of the construction process through 4D simulations
Achieving visualizations of construction processes
- By superimposing construction status models prepared for each step, we produce visualizations of construction processes, comparisons of proposals for changes, and progress statuses.
- It helps to reduce discrepancies in terms of mutual understanding and discussion time during design meetings. It also helps to provide easy-to-understand explanations during briefings provided to local residents.
Application to safe construction
- It allows visual perception of dangerous areas, thereby facilitating construction-related planning and safety management. We will extend its applications, for example, to the area of movable range checks for heavy equipment and to the area of checks performed in relation to the interference of goods with utility poles, electrical wiring, and elevated tracks upon carry-in.