Advance - Enabling the Future of Construction
Abstract/Contents
- Abstract
- Future construction sites will be autonomous and electric. Current site infrastructure is not flexible enough to manage the transition towards this future. We introduce Advance, a versatile system that attends to the various needs of the future construction site. Centered around a primary transport machine, the system is capable of distributing customized modules that enable on-demand energy, dynamic communication networks, and so much more. With Advance, the possibilities are endless.
Description
Type of resource | text |
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Date created | 2018 |
Creators/Contributors
Author | Perez, Salvador |
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Author | Perez, Christopher |
Author | Helms, Elliot O'Neill |
Author | Karlsson, Jennie |
Author | Knutsson, Simon |
Author | Baraslievska, Natalia |
Author | Larmark, Daniel |
Advisor | Eflsburg, Jenny |
Advisor | Frank, Martin |
Advisor | Bushnell, Tyler |
Advisor | Ruvalt, Ryan |
Sponsor | Volvo CE |
Subjects
Subject | Autonomous |
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Subject | Electric |
Subject | Construction |
Subject | Volvo CE |
Subject | Network |
Subject | Energy |
Genre | Student project report |
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- Perez, Salvador; Perez, Christopher; Helms, Elliot O'Neal; Karlsson, Jennie; Knutsson, Simon; Baraslievska, Natalia; and Larmark, Daniel. (2018). Advance - Enabling the Future of Construction. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: https://purl.stanford.edu/bz956qd2228
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ME310 Project Based Engineering Design
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