Discuss the opportunities and challenges of on-site robotics in the construction sector.

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D30IC | Coursework Description

Below are the questions for the corresponding two assignments making up your semester

coursework you will have to submit this semester. They cover the areas of: Production Technologies

and Monitoring Technologies.

These questions are inspired, and sometimes taken directly from previous exams. They are certainly

typical of the type of questions you will get in your final exam. The questions test the depth of your

understanding of the concepts, processes and technologies, and your ability to present them in a

synthetic manner. An important learning outcome of this is the understanding of the linkages among

those concepts, processes and technologies.

Your assignments (essays) must be prepared using the Coursework Template and must be submitted

on Turnitin by midnight on the deadline dates. Academic and industrial references (examples) are

encouraged. The coursework should be between 300 and 800 words. The length of your submission

may mainly depend on the scope of the question, so don’t feel you necessarily have to reach 800

words. It’s about quality, not quantity.

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Discuss the opportunities and challenges of on-site
robotics in the construction sector.

Week 8 Week 9

Discuss two significant technologies that are developed in
the area of 3D imaging. This should include descriptions
of key novel methods/technologies, their potential
applications, current performance, and barriers to their
widespread application.

Week 11 Week 12