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Adopting high technology automation products to infrastructure construction industry with special preference to Pune and Mumbai Jain , Sachin English

By:

Jain, Sachin

Contributor(s):

Phadtare, Milind T [Research Guide ]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Pune 2014Description: xxii,204pSubject(s):

Phadtare, Milind T

DDC classification:

624.068 JAI TH-60

Awards:

Thesis awarded on 10-01-2014

Summary: This study considered current status of the use of automation and various strategies which could be used to improve adoption of robots in infrastructure construction.

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This study considered current status of the use of automation and various strategies which could be used to improve adoption of robots in infrastructure construction.

Thesis awarded on 10-01-2014

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