Automation in Museum Construction and Operation

The conventional method in construction has many limitations and therefore needs modification. Not only is this method inefficient, but it is also harmful to the environment due to its high energy consumption. Therefore, there is a rising need for automation in construction. This need is accentuated in specific structures, such as museums, that are more creatively designed and have more specific maintenance and operation requirements. The purpose of this paper is to create a tool kit for automating the design, construction, and operation of museums while considering sustainability measures. The main methodology is research on the application of Building Information Modeling (BIM), robotics, and 3D printing during the design and construction stages, and examination of the integration of the Internet of Things (IOT) and indoor air quality management into the operation stage. The results are workable guidelines for the automated museum. The tool kit is beneficial as it will save time and cost and increase the efficiency of operation. It will also increase awareness of the necessity of new job opportunities for labor within the technology sector.