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18 May 2022: A significant proportion of the work undertaken by CDBB has focussed on the macro level, working with national and international policymakers and businesses. However, most businesses that make up the construction sector are small and medium-sized

12 Apr 2022: CIOB and the Buildings Client Group develop a new partnership to drive digital adoption. ... grow new career, business and export opportunities for the UK. For more information, visit2024 University of Cambridge.

4 Oct 2022: This includes developing new ways to support the different centres that work with Moorfields. ... Such changes also impact the ecosystem of care providers and lead to new responsibilities and roles being formed.

28 Feb 2022: How to integrate and interface several new construction methods? How to best combine research and industry resources and expertise? ... What new forms of collaboration can be identified from such a diverse multi-disciplinary project?

26 Sep 2022: The development of a digital twin for the facilities of the University of Cambridge on the West Cambridge campus provided a chance to address the challenges associated with the production of a National Digital Twin (NDT) along with how a

4 Oct 2022: Plans for Oriel, a new hub for eyecare, have been in development since 2011. ... The new site is between 6 underground stations, lying around 13 minutes’ walk from Kings Cross railway station.

22 Sep 2022: Analysing the social context to transforming construction through digital innovation. The UK construction and housing industries lag behind most other fields in taking advantage of new technologies. ... BIM4Housing has created a Collaboration and

12 Sep 2022: Working with SME partners in construction, the Shoestring research has generated new low-cost solutions and is compiling these into a Shoestring Digital Construction solutions catalogue.

22 Sep 2022: As of 2019, the UK Government has committed to a “presumption in favour” of off-site construction for procurement of all new buildings by all key government departments. ... It is vital for UK construction to take part in research – there is no

4 Oct 2022: Connecting digital twins requires new technologies and processes to curate, manage and enable interoperability of data from various sources. ... CDBB research has conclusively demonstrated possibilities for automatic asset anomaly detection by combining

24 Mar 2022: Winners: Team Accountable Futures. Problem: How can new builds achieve net-zero?

31 Mar 2022: organisation. Adopting new ways of working may be considered as disruptive to an organisation that is already facing delivery pressures. ... New information is often added to systems; however, old and outdated information is not archived or deleted.

17 Jan 2022: Digital Twins Journeys: a new infographic on ecosystems of services enabled by connected digital twins. ... A new infographic presents a conception of how this might work in the future.

10 Feb 2022: The TIP Roadmap is broken into five key areas:. Delivering new economic infrastructure to drive improved outcomes for people and nature. ... As part of the £70m Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Devolution Grant, CIP committed to start on site to build

23 Mar 2022: Launched today (23 March) our Information Management Roadmap is designed to set out on one page how we are driving the digital transformation of the construction sector and contributing to the achievement of the Transforming Construction Challenge

4 Oct 2022: Development at the University of Cambridge’s West Cambridge campus offered an opportunity to demonstrate and address challenges associated with the production of a National Digital Twin (NDT).

22 Mar 2022: We all want the built environment to be safe and to last. However, minor movements over time from forces such as subsidence can impact how well our assets perform. It can also make connecting and modifying assets harder if they have shifted from the

4 Feb 2022: Small companies in the construction sector are invited to discover how to introduce simple, low-cost digital solutions at an online workshop on Thursday 3 March. Join a virtual webinar at 1.30-3pm on Thursday 3 March to find out more about the

25 Mar 2022: To asset owners and managers, understanding how people move through and use the built environment is a high priority, enabling better, more user-focused decisions. However, many of the methods for getting these insights can feel invasive to users of

9 Mar 2022: Enabled by the Construction Innovation Hub (the Hub) the report details the positive impact accelerators can have on new companies - supporting entrepreneurs and enabling new services and products to enter the

3 Mar 2022: We connect businesses and public sector leaders to cutting-edge research to spark innovation and grow new markets. ... We run technology demonstrators and SME accelerators to scale new solutions that drive growth, spread prosperity, and eliminate carbon.

29 Mar 2022: The Digital Twin Journeys workstream has taken world leading research and turned it into accessible and useful information to enable those who are just starting out on their digital twin journeys to get ahead.

22 Sep 2022: start. They instrumented two of the new bridges with fibre optic sensors to better understand their structural behaviour from the beginning of their service life. ... Combining structural and data-driven engineering analysis brings new opportunities to

26 Apr 2022: As key investors, the finance community has an opportunity to realise the benefits of digital twins by using them to add value, track sustainability targets, attract new investments, and manage risk

24 Jan 2022: The new webcomic ‘Coffee Time’ by Dave Sheppard, part of the Digital Twin Journeys series, tells the story of this evolution and what it means for what we can learn about ... Today, people in the Computer Lab still want to know when the coffee is

5 Oct 2022: The research should support deployment of such technologies in future schemes such as the new high speed railway line (HS2). ... In addition, the researchers investigated how new metal reflector designs (creating satellite monitoring points) might

5 Oct 2022: New approaches, such as modular and off-site manufacturing, need to be adopted at scale, with digital technology and new services generating additional value. ... The answer lies in finding new ways of providing value: our research focuses on emerging

7 Feb 2022: Keep an eye on the news page for the announcement of the next Global BIM Network event.

8 Mar 2022: Motion sensors, CO₂ sensors and the like are considered to be benign forms of monitoring, since they don’t capture images or personal data about us as we move through the buildings we visit. Or at least, that’s what we want to believe.

22 Sep 2022: Making advances in policy and practice, CDBB researchers at the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Natural Material Innovation have demonstrated the potential for timber construction to meet demand for new ... The research has provided an

12 Jul 2022: Submitted by Sevcan Birdal on Tue, 12/07/2022 - 13:52. A new whitepaper explores how digital twin technology can play its role in the future of a service-oriented environment – ... A Cambridge-based research team worked with multiple stakeholders –

17 Feb 2022: PRESS RELEASE The Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) will be hosting a webinar on Thursday, 10 March at 12.00pm – 1.00pm (GMT) to launch the Gemini Papers: a blueprint for the future. Industry professionals are being invited to attend the

1 Aug 2022: Version 1.0 of BSI Flex 1965: v1.0 2022, which was sponsored by the Construction Innovation Hub via Centre for Digital Built Britain’s IM programme, is available for download now and is open for comment via the Standards Development Portal until

31 Mar 2022: Clients and industry are invited to examine and adopt the IIMC as a new means to improve value and reduce risks by agreeing directly their mutual information management commitments on one ... The new model is already being used to combine BIM with early

7 Jul 2022: He explained that resistance to the PMV approach was expected, because it was new and because adopting this approach requires a different way of thinking, as well as overcoming major education

10 Jan 2022: Sources also include sensing systems including fibre optics embedded in new structures to understand their capacity over the whole life of the asset.

22 Sep 2022: Challenges facing the construction industry include low productivity, aversion to adopting new technologies, an ageing workforce, and low levels of new and skilled entrants. ... Subject:. The UK construction and housing industries lag behind most other

25 May 2022: In an increasingly digitalised built Britain, smart city initiatives are seen as a way to give local authorities the opportunity to boost their inter-urban competitiveness and to harness urban data to shape urban decision making and service delivery,