Description
The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is heading toward Industry 4.0 and digital twins are a trend. As MEP design processes become more intelligent, digital twins are now feasible to reach and have many advantages ahead. These are powerful and can enable building owners to create smart buildings and operate with less. MEP models and point-cloud scans are more accessible toward more-affordable sensors. How can we use MEP models after project handover to enhance the operation of buildings along their lifecycles? This class will show the process of converting MEP models to digital twins using IoT devices—specifically, how to connect MEP models and sensors together by using cloud technology, Dynamo, and Revit 2020 software. Also, this class will show how to visualize IoT live data with BI dashboards to increase awareness of how people use buildings and to enhance the maintenance process of buildings. So, learn how to bring MEP models to life as digital twins, comply with client needs, and make the build environment more sustainable
Principaux enseignements
- Discover the benefits of digital twins for MEP design
- Discover the different types of IoT devices available for MEP systems
- Learn about bringing together MEP models and IoT sensors
- Learn how to visualize live IoT data with BI dashboards
Intervenants
- DFDavid Andrew FinkDavid Fink is an American architect living in Copenhagen for the past 18 years where he has worked in design build, architectural design and consulting engineering companies as a BIM Specialist. BIM is one of his passions and he is constantly looking for new ways of expanding the boundaries and use of BIM. He has been involved with BIM implementation and the active use of BIM on projects since 2007 both locally in Denmark and internationally. In his daily work he looks for ways of increasing the quality of projects, finding ways to increase efficiency, consistency and find ways to have some fun. He am part the generation of architects who has taken the ride from the Mayline through CAD to BIM which gives him a holistic view of the AECO industry. At Ramboll he is part of the Integrated Digital Solutions Group where he focuses on the architectural departments and how they work with other disciplines to deliver integrated solutions.
Alejandro MataAlejandro Mata is Automation Manager at Integrated Digital Solutions department in Ramboll Denmark. He is MSc. HVAC design engineer with a background in civil engineering and architectural technology from DTU-Technical University of Denmark. Alejandro is passionate about enhancing the performance of AEC industry by promoting a better utilization of building technology, towards automation of digital design processes. His focus is to work smarter and achieve the most effective practices to enhance data utilization and digital collaboration among AEC parties. He has been using has using Autodesk, Inc., products for the last 10 years, with a detailed focus in Revit MEP software, and the Dynamo extension complemented with Business Intelligence cloud solutions. He has gained experience in the last 5 years through well-known Nordic projects. Additionally, he has worked as a teaching assistant at DTU and loves sharing knowledge.
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