Advancing civil infrastructure assessment through robotic fleets
Modern civil engineering structures, instrumented with Internet-of-Things-enabled smart sensors and actuators, are considered cyber-physical systems that integrate physical processes with computational and communication elements. This short communication aims to portray a milestone in the field of m...
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description | Modern civil engineering structures, instrumented with Internet-of-Things-enabled smart sensors and actuators, are considered cyber-physical systems that integrate physical processes with computational and communication elements. This short communication aims to portray a milestone in the field of monitoring and inspection of civil infrastructure, collaboratively conducted by autonomous, robotic devices orchestrated in robotic fleets. It is expected that robot-based civil infrastructure assessment will revolutionize structural maintenance of the deteriorating building stock, which is increasingly exacerbated by the effects of climate change and develops into a major societal challenge. |
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spelling | doaj-art-ee88eedaad8c4cd0bbc0c55cc6e084c02025-01-27T04:22:34ZengKeAi Communications Co., Ltd.Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical Systems2667-34522024-01-014138140Advancing civil infrastructure assessment through robotic fleetsKay Smarsly0Kosmas Dragos1Corresponding author.; Hamburg University of Technology, Institute of Digital and Autonomous Construction, Blohmstraße 15, 21079, Hamburg, GermanyHamburg University of Technology, Institute of Digital and Autonomous Construction, Blohmstraße 15, 21079, Hamburg, GermanyModern civil engineering structures, instrumented with Internet-of-Things-enabled smart sensors and actuators, are considered cyber-physical systems that integrate physical processes with computational and communication elements. This short communication aims to portray a milestone in the field of monitoring and inspection of civil infrastructure, collaboratively conducted by autonomous, robotic devices orchestrated in robotic fleets. It is expected that robot-based civil infrastructure assessment will revolutionize structural maintenance of the deteriorating building stock, which is increasingly exacerbated by the effects of climate change and develops into a major societal challenge.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667345223000548 |
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title | Advancing civil infrastructure assessment through robotic fleets |
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