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23 Jun 2020: including the reconstruction of 74 schools and 15 new health centres.

25 May 2020: The output of this project already facilitated new academic research in urban economics and real estate.

26 Aug 2020: In the past year, the industry has seen a flourish of new initiatives, supported and encouraged by the Transforming Construction Challenge.

11 Sep 2020: The past five years have seen a spike in interest from venture capital in an array of new and innovative companies specialising in the application of information and automation technologies – developed ... the foundation on which the new

7 Dec 2020: To identify, assess, and promote conformity to standards supporting interoperability, including identifying current gaps and overlaps, and make recommendations to progress on any development required at UK, CEN or ISO level.

3 Jun 2020: Osmose is a project aimed at building a new operating system for situated environments that can handle the demands of thousands of sensors and actuators that need to run in a ... Prototyping. We are also planning a prototype deployment within Pembroke

25 May 2020: In this project we define ‘built form’ as the assemblage of individual buildings and structures in the built environment and we make use of a wide range of new insights and ... Building on the pilot CDBB project PolyChora, which has developed an

12 Feb 2020: CDBB is partnering with Bouygues on a host of digital activities to demonstrate how virtual reality and gaming pursuits can be adapted and utilised in the construction industry.

5 Mar 2020: We need both capability and capacity in the work force and that in turn needs new skills, education and training to support change. ... The team from Bouygues will also be offering tours of the building site on which the new home of the Department of

14 Feb 2020: For example, using sensor technologies and data analytics to understand the whole-life performance of new structures helps avoid wasteful over-design. ... sectors will be both a solution to the crisis in which we find ourselves and create new

24 May 2020: Building on four years of material generated by the Cambridge Forum for Sustainability and Environment, this report examines the future use of big data in the built environment.

27 Aug 2020: built environment – both existing and new. ... Managing information about the built environment can enable us to get more out of existing and new assets.

28 Aug 2020: Dame Wendy Hall, Regius Professor of Computer Science and Executive Director of the Web Science Institute at the University of Southampton, was instrumental in the development of the World Wide Web.

14 Sep 2020: Anne joined the National Digital Twin Programme at CDBB in May 2020 as a Senior Project co-ordinator of the Change Stream. Her role is to support the Change Stream Lead with the objective of facilitating the changes required to enable the

25 May 2020: Procurement strategies for incentivising collaborative delivery to optimise whole-life outcomes. The digital disruption of traditional norms fuels arguments that digital technology gives rise to completely new collaborative models and has

14 Aug 2020: This, in its turn, will expand the market for technology providers and mean they are in a better position to develop new products that will address current points of tension.

10 Apr 2020: screenshot_2020-08-18_at_15.18.54.png Abstract Edge computing and Federated Learning (FL) can work in tandem to address issues related to privacy and collaborative distributed learning in untrusted IoT environments.

31 Mar 2020: These are among the findings of a new report, Building Information Modelling: Evaluating Tools for Maturity and Benefits Measurement, commissioned by the Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) for the Construction ... None of the maturity assessment

26 Aug 2020: The 2020 NAFEMS UK Conference will examine this change, covering topics ranging from traditional FEA and CFD, to new and emerging areas including artificial intelligence, machine learning and EDA.

26 Mar 2020: as improved local business opportunities, new apprenticeships and investment in sustainable design and construction solutions. ... merely categorising a contract as ‘no blame’ or ‘relational’ does not clarify the new commitments that are required