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Hanwha Construction Division is participating in the government project titled "Development and Demonstration of a BIM-Based Digital Twin Platform for Building Energy Management Simulator," led by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment, aiming to advance building energy management technologies through AI.
This project involves 11 industry-academia-government institutional investors, including Hanwha Construction Division, E8, Seoul National University, and the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology, with a total research and development budget of approximately 15.3 billion won.
The project will apply "digital twin technology," which links actual building operation data to a 3D model (BIM: Building Information Modeling) of building information. In a virtual space that replicates real buildings, AI predicts hourly energy consumption and identifies anomalies in advance to improve building energy management efficiency.
Hanwha Construction Division will be responsible for verifying building operation and maintenance using digital twin technology, aiming for an accuracy of over 95% in hourly energy predictions and a reduction in peak power consumption by more than 20%.
A Hanwha Construction Division official, speaking to The Korea Herald via phone, said, "We aim to develop capabilities in autonomous building operation technologies based on AI and digital twin."
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