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This presentation gives a high-level overview of recent research on how to connect BIM and digital twins to Blockchain. Three research papers are summarized that demonstrate: 1) Construction Payment Automation Using Reality Capture, 2) Construction Information Sharing Using a Digital Twin of Robotic Fabrication, and 3) Performance-based Smart Contracts Using a Digital Twin. The ongoing research shows interesting combinations of automated payment and tokenization, provides a basis to understand the transition period of human-machine participation, and demonstrates how new cryptoeconomic incentive models can solve industry fragmentation and “broken agency” in the industry.
  
 
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CBC 2022 presentation by Daniel Hall. https://doi.org/10.47330/CBC.2022.RHRA1299 | Watch Left | Left


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Abstract

This presentation gives a high-level overview of recent research on how to connect BIM and digital twins to Blockchain. Three research papers are summarized that demonstrate: 1) Construction Payment Automation Using Reality Capture, 2) Construction Information Sharing Using a Digital Twin of Robotic Fabrication, and 3) Performance-based Smart Contracts Using a Digital Twin. The ongoing research shows interesting combinations of automated payment and tokenization, provides a basis to understand the transition period of human-machine participation, and demonstrates how new cryptoeconomic incentive models can solve industry fragmentation and “broken agency” in the industry.

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