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Canadian leader in the construction industry, Pomerleau is at the forefront of innovation. They work in a committed, collaborative and sustainable way to build the living environments of tomorrow.
In achieving this goal, Digital Progress Tracking (DPT) and Robotics Reality Capture (RRC) have unlocked capabilities to leverage the value of on-site conditions digital twins and provide enhanced data-driven decision-making workflows for construction operations. Join us to explore insights about these Pomerleau's methodologies and their deriving ROIs.
Robert Alzuarde, a.k.a. Roberto, is an Innovation manager at Pomerleau for the Canadian Building Operations (CBO). Since joining Pomerleau, he has worked on multiple complex projects including, among others, The University of Toronto Scarborough Campus (UTSC) New student Residence, where he manages innovation implementation as well as BIM scope planning and execution.
He obtained a bachelor’s degree in architecture from the University Simon Bolivar in Venezuela, and advanced post-graduate programs in BIM and Construction Management from George Brown College. Additionally, he pursued and completed with honors an MBA in Strategic Innovation from the Westfield Business School in 2020. Since 2022, he has also been a part-time professor at Sheridan College for BIM practices and Digital adoption in the AEC industry.
Canadian leader in the construction industry, Pomerleau is at the forefront of innovation. They work in a committed, collaborative and sustainable way to build the living environments of tomorrow.
In achieving this goal, Digital Progress Tracking (DPT) and Robotics Reality Capture (RRC) have unlocked capabilities to leverage the value of on-site conditions digital twins and provide enhanced data-driven decision-making workflows for construction operations. Join us to explore insights about these Pomerleau's methodologies and their deriving ROIs.
Sina Karimi is R&D specialist at Pomerleau where he supports robotic application development to be implemented in Pomerleau’s construction projects. Before joining Pomerleau, he was an architect and then, assistant project manager involved in many projects where he found construction automation, the domain that can bring the AEC industry many values, most importantly, higher productivity.
He obtained Architectural Engineering Bachelor’s degree from University of Tehran followed by master’s degree in Construction Engineering from École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) in Montreal. He is passionate in robotic, AI, and AR/VR in the AEC industry. His papers are published and submitted to academic journals and conferences namely: “Archives of Computational Methods in Engineering”, “Journal of Information Technology in Construction” and “The International Association for Automation and Robotics in Construction”.
