Thousands of images and videos are collected from construction projects during
construction. These contain valuable data that, if harnessed efficiently, can help automate or …

Computer vision has been gaining interest in a wide range of research areas in recent
years, from medical to industrial robotics. The architecture, engineering and construction …

With the pervasive use of Building Information Modelling (BIM), lean principles, digital
technologies, and offsite construction, the industry is at the cusp of this transformation. The …

Automated, real-time, and reliable equipment activity recognition on construction sites can
help to minimize idle time, improve operational efficiency, and reduce emissions. Previous …

Teleoperation stands for operating a system, machine, or robot from a distance.
Teleoperation has been widely adopted as a promising way to enhance worker safety in …

Detecting the presence of workers, plant, equipment, and materials (ie objects) on sites to
improve safety and productivity has formed an integral part of computer vision-based …

Equipment and workers are two important resources in the construction industry.
Performance monitoring of these resources would help project managers improve the …

Construction safety management has been a popular issue in research and practice in
recent years due to the high accident and death rates in the construction industry. The …

For construction safety and health, continuous monitoring of unsafe conditions and action is
essential in order to eliminate potential hazards in a timely manner. As a robust and …

Hazards potentially affect the safety of people on construction sites include falls from heights
(FFH), trench and scaffold collapse, electric shock and arc flash/arc blast, and failure to use …