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responsibility for the validity of
the drawings, as well as possible
disagreements between the
drawings of the as built project
and the real constructed building,
is the responsibility of the facility’s
owner or user and that he is
obliged to document all differences
to the company engaged in the
development of a digital twin
model of that facility. To put it
simply, any discrepancy between
the current state of the facility
concerning the as built project is
the sole responsibility of the
facility’s owner or user. Unless
the user of the facility has documented
the difference between
the constructed facility and the as
built project, the digital twin
model cannot be described as a
mistake by the company engaged
in the digital twin creation.
• The digital twin model generated
from the observation of the
constructed building involves the
engagement of a company or
individuals who will record the
complete facility and document
that recording in a format acceptable
to the company engaged in
the creation of the digital twin
model of the constructed building.
The process itself places
much responsibility on the
company or individuals hired for
observation of an as built facility.
It should be borne in mind that
such a scenario can only be
imagined in buildings that were
built in the distant past. Therefore,
the propensity to malfunction
and repairs is significantly
higher than the recently
constructed facilities whose
owners or users own the as built
project.
• The digital twin model
generated from laser scanning is
a highly debatable digital twin
model format.
In my opinion, it cannot be
considered an adequate model of
a facility’s digital twin. It provides
a visually acceptable model,
where its elements can get some
attributes through their labeling.
The problem with the digital twin
models thus generated is that the
elements in that model are not
intelligent and do not know
whether they are a column, wall,
or diffuser, so their
systematization and data
structuring in such models is
challenging to achieve and very
unreliable.
Issue An Order For
Intervention Using
The Digital Twin
Model On The BIM
360 Cloud Platform
Does it seem too futuristic for
you, as the facility’s owner or
user, to order the maintenance
technician of your facility to go
to a specific location of your
facility, identify the element on
which to intervene, and then
follow the instructions given to
you by voice or text message to
his smart phone, all from a
digital twin model found on the
BIM 360 cloud platform?
This technology is actually
possible, feasible and easily
applicable.
What is particularly fascinating
is that when generating a ticket
for a particular intervention, a
QR Code or Unique ID number
is automatically generated and
assigned on the one hand to
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