Digital Twin
Data-driven Project Management (Korea Teachers’ Pension Seoul Building Reconstruction Site)
Application Scope
- Quantity takeoff (5D), process review (4D), interference checks between trades, drawing creation using RealityCapture (laser and drones), landscape lighting illuminance analysis, and more
- Pursuing data integration with our design, quality, and construction management systems
Samsung C&T's Data Utilization Framework
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Data-driven construction site
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Actual construction site
Data-based Smart Healthcare Services
Service Overview
Collecting health information through spatial health data measurements and providing services integrated with home IoT and care solutions
- Individual Units : Daily health measurements, condition analysis, personalized diet/exercise recommendations, and automatic indoor living environment adjustments based on health status
- Community : Automated rehabilitation exercise equipment settings and dementia prevention solutions
- External Collaboration : Telephone health consultations, remote video consultations, and regular health checkups
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Pilot operation in sister villages
Utilization Plan
We plan to continuously expand our linkages with health data-based services and devices to improve their commercial viability and initiate new construction businesses, including:
- B2C
- Applying a subscription-based service, developed in collaboration with the Hestia team of the Housing Division’s Customer Service department, to residential complexes, and advancing it as a premium home care service in the future.
- B2B
- Developing a product specifically for managing safety and health at construction sites.
- B2G
- Utilizing it as a differentiating factor in the Smart City project, which is currently under contract.
Modular
Samsung Smart Modular
Technology Overview
Application Benefits
Validating product competitiveness and utilizing a standard model design through mock-up production for Saudi Arabia
Construction Robotics
Access Floor Grating Installation Robot
Technology Overview
A robot that automates the installation of access floor grating, a high-altitude, hazardous, and repetitive task, using a robotic arm and AMR
- Implementation of skilled worker fingertip technology using vision+force sensors
- Autonomous navigation within the site by recognizing its position
- Acquisition of safety certification for collaborative robot installation workspace
Expected Benefits
- 45% reduction in construction cycle time (compared to 1st generation, reduced from 180 seconds to 100 seconds)
- 43% reduction in workforce required on site (from seven people on one team to four people on one team)
- Prevention of safety accidents such as falls and musculoskeletal disorders
Site Application
- 1st Generation : Applied in Pyeongtaek P3 Ph.2, Asan 7-2L (2021), and Pyeongtaek P3 Ph.3 (Aug. 2022)
- 2nd Generation : Applied in Cheonan C-line site (Oct. 2022)
Construction Anchor Robot
Technology Overview
A robot consisting of an automated mechanism for all anchor installation tasks and a combined autonomous and manual driving part
- Application of vision, lidar, and laser sensors and automatic dust collection device
- Automation of all anchor installation tasks, including drilling, punching, and nailing
- Safety certification through KCs autonomous safety confirmation report
Expected Benefits
- 18% reduction in construction cycle time (compared to 3rd generation, from 140 seconds to 115 seconds)
- 50% reduction in workforce required on site (from two people on one team to one person working)
- Uniform construction quality through robotic and automated processes
Site Application
- 2nd generation : Pyeongtaek P3 complex, Asa 7-2L application (2021)
- 3rd generation : Shin-Banpo 3 (2021), Busan Geoje 2 (May 2022)
- 4th generation : Busan Oncheon 4 application (Mar. 2023)
Smart Drilling Robot
Technology Overview
A robot for automating hole punching in Module-Rack Brackets for equipment and electrical piping, ducts, and trays
- Automatic identification of punching locations and punching using a robot
- Fine adjustment of punching location through vision automation
- Minimization of hazardous tasks due to high-altitude, vibration, and dust
Expected Benefits
- Approximately 20% improvement in productivity per site (from three people on one team to two people and one robot on one team)
- Approximately 30% cost reduction when using robots (two units) for punching
- Uniform construction quality and elimination of high-altitude and hazardous safety risks
Site Applications
- Pyeongtaek P3 PH1 site test application (Nov. 2022)
- Pyeongtaek P3 PH3 site test and demonstration (Sep. 2022)
- Singapore Civil Engineering T313 site application (Dec. 2022)
