Automated Drone Virtual Reality - Iain Miskimmin (COMIT) #COMIT2016
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The document summarizes the progress and goals of the Automated Drone Reality Project. It discusses how the project began in 2003 to bring organizations together to share knowledge about drones and resolve issues through proof of concept projects. Membership and community days were created to openly share information. Various drone applications were tested for safety alerts, augmented reality, and tool/equipment tracking. The next steps discussed expanding automated drone capabilities, changing legislation to allow more uses, and packaging drone technologies for organizations. Barriers to adoption are addressed as well as the need for pilot projects and regulator engagement. The progress so far in 2016 is outlined along with challenges for 2017.
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- 1. Automated Drone Reality Project The journey so far!
- 2. Lets start at the very beginning! • Egan Report (1998)
- 3. • August 2003 • Dr Sarah Bowden • Construction Opportunities for Mobile IT • 40 organisations • 2005 - ???? Creation of a community
- 4. • Bringing together some amazing people • Launching PoC projects to try to resolve issues • Talking about and sharing success stories (and their journeys!) • Setting challenges • Testing some new technologies • Engaging the next generation Bridging the gap
- 5. Membership
- 7. • Back in 2003 • 2007 • 2010 • 2012 Culture
- 9. Safety Alert Systems • Known Hazard Alerts • Proximity solutions
- 10. Augmented Reality • Fixed point • Video overlay • Google Earth • Real time location
- 11. Tool, Plant and Cabin Tracking Theft Usage HAV Maintenance Materials
- 12. Rapid Site Set up
- 13. EDMS Plotter Paper copy Construction Is it the right version? Is there anything I need to know?QR code reader Green light Next steps •Coordinates to the installation location •Connection to installation AVI •Materials linking Data Matrix Codes
- 14. • Is Email dead? • Are there better ways of communicating Private Social Networking
- 15. • COMIT • Loughborough University User Acceptance Study
- 16. Graduate events
- 17. EngD support and sponsorship
- 19. 51 Community Days • Creating the conditions for open knowledge sharing • If someone has a problem they should feel they can talk about it • If someone has solved something they should feel compelled to tell everyone • If an organisation is looking for help • If an organisation can offer help • It doesn’t necessarily have to be about construction • Breaking down the barriers whether they are real or perceived • Trying new things • Supporting each other
- 20. • Those that just don’t • Those whose marketing/ bid departments say they do • Those who do it in isolated pockets • Those who actively encourage everyone to innovate. Culture
- 21. • Strong leadership • Active encouragement • Greater awareness and knowledge sharing • Innovations champion/ team Culture
- 22. • Build innovation into the contract? • Who will pay for it? • Who will benefit? • But technology moves on? Culture
- 23. • Fragmented • Not consistent • Based on poor understanding Risk Assessment Method Statement
- 24. • Treating it like any other tool • Ensuring people are qualified and certified • Breaking down the barriers to adoption • Ensuring the benefits outweigh the risks • Helping with the business case • Changing the “no” culture Risk Assessment Method Statement Make it so, number one
- 25. Automated Drone Reality project
- 28. What’s the plan?
- 31. The story so far… • April 2016 – first meeting of the project teams • Using “slack” as a collaboration portal • Selecting the best hardware, software, people… • Finding a site • Testing the basics • July 2016 – engaging and planning • Talking with the CAA • Discovering what are the pre-requisites • Finding new team members • August 2016 – finding the barriers! • And boy there are a lot of them! • September 2016 - Flying the site • Getting results and proving its possible • Next steps…. • Automating the process • Changing the legislation • Packaging and delivering
- 32. The advice so far… • Bring everyone on the journey • Picture of engagement with site operatives – share everything • Customer driven step change approach • Cannot be done in isolation of infrastructure delivery organisations or asset owners • Pilot Projects • Real experience in controlled construction environment • Regulator Engagement • CAA should have the first and last say
- 33. 2017 What challenges will you bring? What knowledge will you share? What projects will you get involved in? Or Are we done and should we just leave it there?