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Open Access Mandate for Publications assignment_turned_in Project2015 - 2017Partners:FERROVIAL CONSTRUCTION, ANSWARE, EPITESSERA ARCHITECTS LTD, Fraunhofer Italia Research, Entreprises Jacques Delens +6 partnersFERROVIAL CONSTRUCTION,ANSWARE,EPITESSERA ARCHITECTS LTD,Fraunhofer Italia Research,Entreprises Jacques Delens,Ingleton Wood LLP,CYPE,ULiège,FHG,ASCORA,TIE KINETIX INFOSERVICESFunder: European Commission Project Code: 636895Overall Budget: 4,463,370 EURFunder Contribution: 4,463,370 EURAssistant for Quality Check during Construction Execution Processes for Energy-efficienT buildings Problem: What the consortium sees as a major problem today is the potential loss of benefits of energy-efficient building components because of the lack of knowledge or bad implementation during the construction processes. Solution: During the project ACCEPT will be created – An assistant for quality check during construction execution processes for energy-efficienT buildings. The assistant will run on Smart Glasses and unobtrusively guide workers during the construction on site. This provides a standardized and coordinated process for all workers, ensuring that all benefits of energy-efficient building components are maintained. From a user perspective ACCEPT is focused on the following very clear main results: 1. The Construction Operator Assistant App (CoOpApp) running on Smart Glasses, which passively collects data and actively provides guidance to the worker on site during the building process. (Pillar I: Advanced Knowledge Transfer for Energy-efficient Construction) 2. A Site Manager App (SiMaApp) running on a mobile device, which allows to remotely coordinate the working process as well as collect additional data on site by different sensors. (Pillar II: Agile Project Coordination for Bridging Heterogeneity) 3. An interactive web-based Dashboard as a monitoring and quality assurance solution. The Dashboard will use self-inspection methods to determine important characteristics such as U-Values. (Pillar III: Adaptive Quality Assurance with Self-Inspection Features) The project is fully build around achieving a maximum of impaxt: The three results will be accompanied by 7 real-world pilots grouped into 3 piloting areas within the project. Pilots are located in 4 different EU countries.
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