The Built Environment Accelerate to Market Programme (BEAMP) is a multi-agency initiative designed to build a vibrant innovation ecosystem for the Built Environment sector. BEAMP has created a platform for innovators and Built Environment industry players to collaborate and solve key challenges through accelerated product and market development.

BEAMP returns this year to discover new solutions and expand on the Built Environment sector’s potential for disruptive innovation! If you have an innovative solution that can aid the transformation of the sector, this is an opportunity for you to receive test-bedding opportunities with industry players, be mentored by experts, and also secure a funded pilot.

We have organised a series of four Q&A sessions, organised into four thematic pillars, where challenge statement owners will discuss their challenge statements in detail and answer questions from potential participants.

This session will deal with challenge statements under 'Building Inspection, Maintenance & Facility Management':

1. Corrosion Monitoring of Rebars inside Concrete Structures (Admaterials Materials, Land Transport Authority of Singapore)

How might we accurately inspect rebars inside concrete structures for corrosion, using a non-destructive testing approach?

2. Layout Information Gathering for As-built Services in the Ceiling Space (Penta-Ocean Construction)

How might we check the layout of the as-built services located in the ceiling space while minimising the need to open up the ceiling?

3. Close-up Inspection of Building Facades (Building and Construction Authority of Singapore)

How might we efficiently conduct close-up inspection of building facades to detect facade deterioration early?

4. Personalised Thermal Comfort for Office Occupants (Surbana Jurong & Wework)

How might we develop an office-wide system to provide personalised thermal comfort for occupants?

5. Remote Inspection of PPVC Fabrication Process (China Construction)

How might we intelligently monitor and inspect the fabrication process for PPVC modules, so that it can be done remotely?

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Keen to learn about the rest of the challenge statements? Check out our other Q&A sessions:

- Q&A Session 1: Digital Asset Delivery & Management (19 January)

- Q&A Session 2: Advanced Design & Fabrication (21 January)

- Q&A Session 4: Automation & Robotics (2 February)

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Programme Highlights

- Introduction to BEAMP programme, timelines and milestones

- Challenge statement sharing

- Q&A

We look forward to seeing you at the Q&A session.

Find out more at www.beamp.sg. If you have questions about this event, please send an email to beamp@padang.co.