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[2dinvestor] 07/4/2019 15:39

So what was signed last week, that looked to be a significant step, or is that old news too?

[dgduncan] 07/4/2019 15:39

Germanicus - I don't care. Just found it interesting to google it. You should try it - interesting finds.

[1teepee] 07/4/2019 15:21

Aecom and winsun had a collaboration as far back as may/17. It's not like it just happened

[ewads] 07/4/2019 15:18

Taken from Aecom.

Smarter: robotics and 3D printing

The construction industry has been using 3D printing, a subset of robotics, for some time to create scaled-down prototypes to validate and demonstrate design intent, with 3D-printed structure examples including the Office of the Future in Dubai and a multi-story apartment building in Suzhou, China. Taking 3D printing to the next level, it is now possible to print at one-to-one scale using both traditional construction materials, such as concrete, and non-traditional materials, such as graphene-infused polymers. We’re currently working on a project where we’re using computational (generative) design to create concepts for a new pavilion that will be 3D printed in concrete.



3D printing lets us take advantage of mass production techniques, while allowing for customisation, without increasing unit costs, strengthening the quality of works by creating a physical replica of a digital asset, and improving safety by reducing the time operatives spend on site.

However, widespread 3D printing across the industry is being hampered by a lack of codes and standards for adopting the technology, making local authority approvals more difficult to gain. Mandates such as the Dubai 3D Printing Strategy look set to change this by encouraging the development of local codes and standards. We have a number of agreements in place with leaders in the 3D printing space, including Winsun of China and Scaled of the UK. Both companies are experienced in delivering 3D-printed products using a variety of materials, from traditional cementitious composites to more exotic carbon fiber reinforced polymers, with our teams working together to host a design boot camp on how we can utilize the technology in innovative ways.

[2dinvestor] 07/4/2019 15:01

2 plus 2 might equal 5, but now Aecom has signed the mou with winsun, could we be getting an Aecom update next week (possibly tomorrow)?

[1teepee] 07/4/2019 14:28

Geic has got to be positive though

[1teepee] 07/4/2019 14:28

The Graphene flagship seems more comprehensive

[luckykids] 07/4/2019 13:30

I have never been convinced GEIC was all that good for us.Before it we had the informal links that was very difficult to replicate.Now it much easier for others to get those links. I think our main advantage is that we probably have two year head start on a lot of the stuff.

[germanicus] 07/4/2019 12:56

"Anybody know how he fared in that competition"
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Who cares!

[festario] 07/4/2019 12:37

....STOCK...

[dgduncan] 07/4/2019 12:36

John, Shavian - agreeing with your sentiments but it does level the playing field when as much information as possible is available to all.

[smallfry1] 07/4/2019 08:54

Thank you Shavian I agree with you
Although on reflection it does look like I am trying to preach. I never intended it to come across like that so if it does a ppologies.
Back to cleaning out my dirty work van.
Have a good one all

[shavian] 07/4/2019 08:41

John
Excellent and heartwarming post. I concur absolutely which is why I removed that link on DGD’s suggestion. Let’s all resolve to keep it clean and fight fairly. None of this will matter when the big news starts dropping and naysayers are exposed for the frauds they are.

[smallfry1] 07/4/2019 08:08

Shavian / superg1

I must admit I find it very unsettling seeing the amount of pot kettle black going on
With regards to the mud slinging Especially in the direction of Patrick.
I know I am naive when it comes to investment stratergy which through my eyes seems to be more about industrial espionage. I have always had the principle that what is right will always overshadow everything else. In my work life I never ever critise a competitor I prefer to let my work cast its judgement upon my character.
I prefer to celebrate success than critise failure.
Sorry if this sounds like a ramble but how low some people will crawl just to make a few extra or even many pounds astounds me.
Have a nice day all because you can be sure that I will.

John

[superg1] 07/4/2019 07:20

Shavian

What was it, can you pass it to me via pm. Quite a way back I tried to help a guy re an investment not realising he was a notifiable holder.

Sucked me in as a concerned investor to get the info (not inside info just research) and then hit me with a legal threat if I posted the 'lies' again.

Hey ho, I thought stuff you and left him to it.

Long story short, what I said would happen did happen, share price crashed 50% and immediately after that up came a TR1 where he sold the lot, post news (in disgust).

I never did get an apology.

[hitsha1] 07/4/2019 05:36

Look at BVC game changer

[festario] 07/4/2019 02:14

...THAT...

[inaminute] 06/4/2019 22:30

Shavian/dgd For info I haven't posted it anywhere else

[dgduncan] 06/4/2019 21:26

On first pass I would caution over posting something like this unless you are sure that the information is authentic and proven. A Wordpress blog is so easy to publish anonymously and I do not think KPMG would be the author. As much as I would like to see it being true and for two fingers stuck up to TW, it would be terrible to find it was not provable and turned out to be incorrect. We know what trouble people posting incorrect information can get into.

Shavian, unless you are sure, I would recommend removing it until verified. I apologise if I am not understanding the post correctly. I don't want to see any of the good guys getting hit.

[shavian] 06/4/2019 19:28

Not concerned with AAOG, please feel free to post it where you think suitable.

[inaminute] 06/4/2019 19:23

You may consider posting that on the aaog site. I believe they might be interested to review

[shavian] 06/4/2019 19:08

I don’t know if this has been posted before as it’s quite old. It requires no further comment from me if true, but it does put TW’s article on Patrick and his followers’ tweets into some sort of context:

Edit: On reflection I’m removing the link as being potentially inflammatory. The detractors are doing themselves quite enough long-term self-harm without further assistance from me.