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Az önkéntes nyugdíjpénztárak taglétszám és vagyon változásainak okai Magyarországon, az Allianz Önkéntes Nyugdíjpénztár működésének bemutatása
No full textOptimizing Construction Site Surveys: BIM-Based Position Planning for Robotic Indoor Scanning
No full textThe traditional method of positioning scans to document existing building geometry relies on expert surveyor experience. This research emphasizes the need for optimal scan positioning in automated scanning using autonomous robots. The study introduces a framework for planning scans in a stop-and-go mapping process with a quadruped walking robot, leveraging Building Information Modeling (BIM). The framework consists of four phases: generating scan-position options, determining optimal positions, organizing the positions, and collecting data using an autonomous scanning system. Experimental results demonstrate that this approach outperforms conventional methods. It significantly reduces the number of scan positions and operation time in real in- door environments, compared to manual scanning by skilled surveyors. Future work will focus on automating the registration process and improving computational efficiency
A Review of Decarbonization Strategies in The Construction Sector: Building a Sustainable Future
No full textAs global initiatives against climate change gain momentum, the construction sector is increasingly acknowledged for its significant contributions to carbon emissions and its potential for substantial environmental impact mitigation. This paper offers a detailed review of decarbonisation strategies within the construction industry, highlighting innovative materials, technologies, and practices that can markedly reduce the sector's carbon footprint. It delves into using recycled materials, engineered wood products, and advanced carbon capture technologies, crucial for reducing embodied carbon in construction materials. Additionally, the review examines the implementation of sustainable building design principles, including energy efficiency, passive design strategies, and the integration of renewable energy sources to minimise operational carbon emissions. The paper identifies primary challenges by systematically exploring current practices and emerging trends. It provides insights into future research avenues, underscoring the necessity for cross-sector collaboration to achieve significant emission reductions. This paper aims to serve as a valuable resource for construction industry stakeholders by offering a roadmap towards a more sustainable and low-carbon future
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Startupok finanszírozási formái és az angyalbefektetők döntéshozatali szemlélete: Kutatás a magyar ökoszisztémában
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