Ohtaka Construction is a general construction company headquartered in Kurobe City, Toyama Prefecture, with a history spanning over 70 years. As a guardian of the Kurobe River, the company has a proven track record in regional infrastructure development, including power generation projects in the Kurobe River basin, erosion control dams, and river and road construction.The company focuses on digital transformation (DX) by leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as ICT, drones, 3D scanners, and VR. Through the introduction of innovative technologies—including significant improvements in surveying efficiency and the implementation of unmanned heavy machinery operations—the company has achieved operational innovation and enhanced safety.
The organization is also actively engaged in collaboration with local communities, students, and government agencies, promoting industry-academia-government partnerships through initiatives such as remote site visits using VR technology, hosting public information sessions for residents, and fostering talent development in collaboration with educational institutions.
List of Topics
Here are the main topics covered in the video!
- Regarding Otaka Construction
- Reasons for Scanat:
- Case Studies and Results
- Use data scanned on-site as documentation to submit to the client
- Public Relations for Local Residents
- Presenting Our Business Activities During Recruitment
- In-house training
- Future Applications of Scanat:
- Used to implement practical improvements in large-scale structures such as slopes and bridges
- Intuitively recreates visibility and depth perception in heavy equipment operations, such as snow removal systems and the operation of crawler cranes
- Building a system that focuses on the essentials without getting bogged down in unnecessary details
- On the Coexistence of AI and Human Work
Whether you are considering Scanat, are interested in technological innovation in the civil engineering industry, or are looking for ways to efficiently communicate project details and progress to stakeholders, you are sure to find plenty of useful insights here.
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