Innovative Use of AR in Grey Street Pump Station Project
ESG Alignment
Implementing a 3D augmented reality model for improved asset management, maintenance, and training in sewer infrastructure.
SDGs: 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities)
Digital Transformation in Construction
Digital is transforming the future of construction and asset management. Partnering with Urban Utilities and Mott MacDonald we developed a 3D augmented reality model of the recently completed sewer pump station in Grey Street, South Brisbane, as part of Brisbane City Council’s transformational Brisbane Metro.
Bringing the Underground to Light
As most of this significant structure is underground, the AR experience enables the impressive scale of the 17m deep underground features to be viewed in true size and location.
Whilst this AR model will not be available to the public, it’s a tool that can be used by Urban Utilities for planning, maintenance, and training. The industry is quickly adopting the use of a ‘digital twin’ for their assets which provides real-time data and uses simulation, machine learning and reasoning to help decision-making.
Augmented Reality’s Operational Potential
Augmented Reality has real potential to aid in operations and maintenance applications with the ability to tag the model with information such as age, maintenance requirements and condition as well as media/data such as photographs, documents, videos and more.
ESG Commitments in Action
This innovative application of augmented reality technology reflects Diona’s commitment to strong governance. By leveraging digital tools for enhanced asset management and operational efficiency, we streamline our processes and ensure transparency and accountability in our projects.