The Lynx System

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: Team Aperture has developed a product to help construction workers communicate in a more effective manner with their superintendents. Superintendents are often working in a trailer or traveling so construction process can slow down when workers have a question to ask or an issue to resolve. The Lynx System links construction worker’s mobile phones with their superintendent’s laptops so that a two way video conference can easily be achieved. The Lynx System also incorporates a Building Information Modeling system along with a camera so the superintendent can get a complete picture of the work in progress without having to be at the construction site.

Type of resource	text
Date created	2012

Subject	construction
Subject	building information modeling
Subject	Autodesk
Subject	Aperture
Genre	Student project report

Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/yp641rm9054

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Preferred Citation: Chen, Tianxiang; Mok, Brian; Stromberg, Michael; Carsten, Meyer; Mueller, Stefanie; Taschik, Daniel and Wagner, Bjoern. (2012). The Lynx System. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/yp641rm9054

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