KUBOTA Satoshi, TANAKA Shigenori, NAKAMURA Kenji, YAMAMOTO Yuhei, NAKAHARA Masaya, TADANO Yuji, YODAWARA Hideki, NOGUCHI Shinji, KOSAKA Takayuki, ISHIKAWA Iwao, NISHIMOTO Shoji
J101-D(1) 154-171, Jan 1, 2018
In Japan, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is promoting a policy called i-Construction for increased productivity, safety, and cost savings. Under this policy, construction machinery with machine control and machine guidance functions based on information and communication technology is used at construction sites. For cranes, technology has been developed in which a camera installed at the jib acquires images of the suspended load and its surrounding features. However, it is not possible to measure the size and height of the suspended load and surrounding features using this technology, because it acquires only an overhead image. This study addresses this problem by developing a visualization system for the suspended load area in order to support crane operator work. The system visualizes the size and height of the suspended load and its surrounding features based on three-dimensional point cloud data using a laser scanner, an inertial measurement unit, and the camera installed at the jib. The system was evaluated in terms of usefulness and reliability through experiments.