3D Printing Applied to Architecture
Technological development has made it possible to achieve what is known as three-dimensional material printing, that is, creating elements and objects without the need for molds using a large-scale printer. It is only necessary to input a computer model, while placing the material in different layers until achieving the optimal result. This is already a reality and has facilitated the printing of fully functional houses or bridges. Undoubtedly, the present and future of architecture is fascinating.
Drones Applied to Construction
The well-known drones, which have been in the news for years, have proven to have many uses in different fields. Well, regarding the construction sector, they have proven to be very useful in the processes of site supervision, as well as in the modification of already built elements. Their main strength lies in the recreation of the terrain with 3D infographics, which means saving resources and greater efficiency when working.
Robotics Applied to Architecture
To date, we already know that robots are used in tasks that are very risky for humans, such as the placement of certain materials, or demolition. Even so, today they already allow us to mechanize a multitude of tasks in order to streamline them and optimize times. On the other hand, their use is very common in cleaning work in places that are difficult to access or involve any type of danger.
BIM Methodology
The BIM methodology facilitates the obtaining and collection of data, making the management of engineering, construction, or architecture projects easier. In this way, immersive projects can be carried out, walking through the interior of the infrastructures even before they are built, detecting and combating errors in planning.
Virtual Reality Applied to Architecture
Virtual reality has a multitude of applications in the construction sector. One of them allows engineers, architects, and any type of person to interact with the created virtual environment, allowing visualization of the potential environment, changing textures, colors, or even measurements and dimensions.
Sustainable Architecture
As we have discussed this concept on the blog, sustainable architecture is essential in a current and modern society. The main objective of this concept is none other than to achieve sustainability and achieve energy efficiency of buildings during their useful life. Therefore, constructions carried out with recycled materials emerge, or the integration of home automation in homes.
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