A computer vision and point cloud-based monitoring approach for automated construction tasks using full-scale robotized mobile cranes

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Abstract

Recent years have witnessed rapid development and contemporary trends in smart construction research owing to advances in machine learning algorithms, modern sensory systems, and robotic technologies. In this paper, a novel economical computer vision (CV) and point cloud-based monitoring framework is proposed to assist in the lifting and relocation of construction sources via mobile cranes on site. The proposed framework incorporates a multicamera approach to achieve multiple goals, such as three-dimensional (3D) vision-based real-time reconstruction, 3D localization of construction resources, and safety monitoring. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed framework, field experi ments were conducted on a full-scale mobile crane. The results show that the proposed monitoring system achieves real-time performance, which can successfully recognize construction resources and guide the crane to initialize the lifting position and avoid potential moving workers during motion execution.

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Pan, X., Yang, T. T. Y., Liu, R., Xiao, Y., & Xie, F. (2025). A computer vision and point cloud-based monitoring approach for automated construction tasks using full-scale robotized mobile cranes. Journal of Intelligent Construction, 3(2). https://doi.org/10.26599/JIC.2025.9180086

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