Construction Science Fiction: Rome Wasn't Built in a Day
As Huan arrived at work he was confident that it was going to be a good day. He had been working with this client for some time and he was glad that the project was finally breaking ground. The owner programming reviews had been a little more lengthy than anticipated. The complexity of the automated robot manufacturing plant had forced a number of revisions to the intelligent-build model. But now that the plant owner had received the approvals of the review board, the project could move forward. Huan was hopeful that this project would challenge his education and understanding of construction using a build-design delivery method with intelligent machines and equipment.
Since his graduation from the National Construction University with a degree in Building Formulation, he had worked on number of building formulation projects ranging from residential rest units to hyper buildings. This new job assignment was his first as a Level II Project Implementer in control of all the intelligent systems and machines required to build and design the proposed project. This new project, when complete, was to be a 100,000-sq-ft, state-of-the-art automated robot plant in which to assemble the new Doctor6 class of medical robots.