Digitalisation du secteur du bâtiment : réalités et perspectives | LIEGE CREATIVE, 20.10.16

Pierre-Henri Lefebvre, CEO, SpatioData

Jeudi 20 octobre

Digitalisation du secteur du bâtiment : réalités et perspectives.

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Connect with your buildings


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A look at our presentation agenda Presentation Section

Introduction

About the construction sector and its needs

Building Information Model About the actual BIM trend. What it is and where it comes from


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Not Only BIM Because a lot of needs are not

addressed by BIM.

Internet of Things How can IoT have an impact on the construction and real estate management

Our Solution Let us tell you what we do.

Perspective Where are we going


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A look at our presentation agenda

Section End

Conclusion And a last word before you leave


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Introduction


6 Intro ⎪ BIM ⎪ NoBIM ⎪ IoT ⎪ Our solution ⎪ Perspective ⎪ Conclusion

Who we are

2012

HISTORY

2015

LAUNCH MISSION

Our mission is to digitalize the construction and facility management sector in order to improve its profitability and create new revenue channels.

Research project WIST 3.0 with prof R. Billen, P. Leclercq, B. Macq and P-H Lefebvre

Spin-off company of the ULG, UCL and CSTC.


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The construction sector

80 000 companies in Belgium 90 % are SME

Turnover 72,7 Billions euros in Belgium Slow innovation

Relatively low tech

Intro ⎪ BIM ⎪ NoBIM ⎪ IoT ⎪ Our solution ⎪ Perspective ⎪ Conclusion


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Design & Construction

Building Life Cycle Costing

Maintenance and operation

25% Of costs is financing

and construction

75% Of costs are operational costs





























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Building Information Model (BIM)








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Not oriented toward maintenance and operation BIM is not really usable in operation phase

Cost intensive Detailed plan maintenance is an expansive task which necessitate additionnal workforce

Poorly accessible to SME Suitable for big construction projects, not for small size

IFC standard generates errors The IFC standard is not fully interoperable and it can generates errors.

Not yet mature BIM did not reached its maturity.

Avoid conflicts Suitable for all categories business and personal presentation If you are going to use a passage of Lorem Ipsum

Collaboration oriented Suitable for all categories business and personal presentation If you are going to use a passage of Lorem Ipsum

Reduces construction costs Costs management are part of BIM software. It reduces errors and omissions





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Not Only BIM




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Plan annotation / field



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Computerized maintenance management system



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Inspection



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Inspection



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Energy



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IoT



Internet of Things



Internet of Things



Applications for buildings

Equipment monitoring and repair

Advanced sensors can enable machinery to detect and communicate maintenance requirements, send automated alerts for preventive maintenance, and compile usage and maintenance data.

Energy efficiency

Sensors that monitor ambient conditions and fuel consumption for assets and equipment can foster on-site energy efficiency

Inventory management and ordering

Connected systems can forecast and alert site managers when stocks are running short and when orders need to be made. NFC tagging and tracking of materials can also pinpoint their location and movement and help reconcile physical and electronic inventory.

Safety

Wearable bands can send alerts if drivers and operators are falling asleep or if a vehicle or asset is stationary or nonoperational for a given window of time during shift hours

Quality assessment

Smart structures that use vibration sensors to test the strength and reliability of a structure during the construction stage can detect deficiencies and then correct them early

Security & access control

NFC and camera can be used to insure the security and the access control to buildings.


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Our solution


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SpatioData’s Challenge

Who has been doing what, when and where in a building ?

What are the technical components and their maintenance data, how to report ?







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SpatioData is a Building’s Operating System

It is a middleware cloud-based platform focused on building-centric data management on

which apps are developed.



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Real time activity monitoring Event logs Maintenance follow up

Dashboard Quality management Information crowdsourcing

Simple and ergonomical apps Asset unique ID Can work without plans





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Dynamic Data •  Datasheets, tech specs •  Manufacturers info, serial

number, …



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Connected Devices •  IoT •  Smart objects / Lora / Sigfox •  …


number, …



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User data •  ID, Position,… •  logs …


number, …



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User data •  ID, Position,… •  logs …


number, …



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SpatioData Asset management



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SpatioData Commissionning



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SpatioData IoT



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SpatioData IoT



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Perspectives


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Dynamic & live building data management

–  Information Crowdsourcing

•  The stakeholer must have the right information at the right moment, on site

•  Informations are collected in realtime by the operators

•  Informations must be structured and centralised in order to maintain data integrity and completeness

–  Facility manager must know who does what, when, how and where



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In term of profitability

–  Systems must improve productivity

–  The data should be used as proof in case of conflicts

–  Systems must offer advantages to both site workers and managers. It must win-win in order to get adoption

–  The information crowdsourcing reduces costs



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Our customers feedback

–  Many applications, if they enrich the same database, are often better than a single app that is too much complex to use.

–  Simple and ergonomic interfaces are necessary in order to avoid resistance. It’s a question of change management

–  Systems must be interoperable with existing things.

–  Every type of data should be managed



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Conclusion


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