Light House Project #28: The application of computer vision to measure productivity and enhance safety on construction sites
The current method of recording productivity on construction sites relies heavily on manual inputs limiting both accuracy and efficiency. This project will explore more automated and technologically advanced solutions that can provide real-time, accurate and unbiased data on on-site performance. Such innovations can not only streamline the data collection process but also free up labour resources to focus on essential construction activities, ultimately leading to more efficient and reliable project outcomes.
Project team: Prof. Tuan Ngo, Dr Paul Reichl, Dr Amir Soroush, Ed Muthiah, Jay Humble, Research Assistants (TBC)
Date commenced and duration
December 2023, 12 monthsLead researcher
Digitalisation
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
- IoT, Sensors and Construction Tech
- Digital Project Management
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Theme coordinator
Dr Buser Say
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Light House Project #28: The application of computer vision to measure productivity and enhance safety on construction sites
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Light House Project #28: The application of computer vision to measure productivity and enhance safety on construction sites
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Keywords
- Artificial Intelligence
- Construction Safety
- Internet of Things
- IOT
- Machine Learning
- Site Safety