Reform business operations at construction and work sites by data linkage
At construction sites, it is important to manage the arrival of parts and the progress of construction, but having on-site workers constantly inputting data creates a significant burden.
JFE Engineering is therefore using electronic tags (RFID) to make on-site operations and management more efficient. Electronic tags are attached to parts shipped from steelworks and linked to 3D design data. An electronic tag reader is used on-site to manage the arrival of parts.
As construction progresses, the electronic tag is removed when the part is attached, then simply put into a trash container equipped with a reader function. This process makes it possible to manage parts, construction, and progress without placing a burden on on-site workers.
Other cases
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For unmanned operation of environmental plants
Waste-to-energy (WtE) plants used to be operated manually by skilled operators who relied on their ...
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Automatic AI-based Inspection of Bridge Reinforcement
In bridge construction, placement inspection to confirm that the steel bars have been installed as designed is...
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Detecting signs of operational failure at biomass energy plants
Biomass power generation seeks to achieve high output with stable, efficient power generation regardless...
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Dam Optimal Operation System
JFE Engineering and Hokuriku Electric Power Company are jointly developing the Dam Optimal Operation System ...
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Optimizing plant operations using digital twin
JFE Engineering is using a digital twin to make plant operation more efficient. Biogas plants use food ...
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Bolt tightness inspection system using AI image recognition technology
Steel bridges are constructed by connecting 10-meter-long segments with high-strength bolts. Normally...
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Development of a new expansion scaffold for boiler maintenance
JFE Engineering and Nisso Industries have developed the Umbrella Deck, a new extendable scaffold that is expected to be used widely in the construction industry...
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Development of construction robots for plant construction sites
JFE Engineering, Okaya & Co., Ltd., and AKTIO Corporation have jointly developed three models of construction robot for use on plant construction sites...
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