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At Bryden Wood we want to broaden the conversation about this topic and get more people in the industry talking about these issues..Exploring the Advantages of Automation in Construction with PRiSM.
The full power and benefits of automation must be recognised.We aren’t only talking about the creation of more ideas and possible solutions in significantly less time, or an increase in metrics leading to more informed decision making overall.It also means that more people can become involved in the decision about which solution is best for a particular site or project.
This increase in participation leads to far greater benefits for the project than just progressing in a very linear way, resulting in one solution produced by a single design team.On top of this, having the ability to generate a data model and undertake significant amounts of simulation, allows aspects of a design to be tested much more rigorously than by traditional means.
Together, all of these factors culminate in the delivery of the best possible buildings.. Education, Construction Technology and the Future of Construction.
At Bryden Wood, our aim is to change the process of design through the use and adoption of technology.Available, reliable power is certainly a key driver in finding locations for DCs.
But added to this is the issue of data-sovereignty and cost.Countries and companies are sensitive about where their data is stored and the implications of having it stolen or data flows disrupted.
The UK and US are reducing regulations to stay competitive in the market, whereas the EU is maintaining a high regulatory stance, and, as such, this market seems to be stagnating.. How does all this impact project development?.10 to 15 years ago, when average cab density was still well below 10kW per cab, proximity to fibre network was the key indicator for site viability.