The Apollo Protocol: The Circularity Hack

T﻿he Apollo Protocol is an initiative to unlock the benefits of digital twins between the built environment and manufacturing sectors, supported by the technology sector.T﻿he project is supported by the IET, CLC, AMRC, HVMC, CDBB, CIH, Digital Twin Hub, techUK and the Alan Turing Institute and has the support of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and Innovate UK.

The Apollo Protocol

Explore solvable real-world problems associated with digital twins, data + information management across manufacturing and built environment

IET Birmingham: Austin Court

One of a series of in-person events launching The Apollo Forum, supported by BEIS and funded by InnovateUK. Read more <a href="https://www.constructionleadershipcouncil.co.uk/news/innovate-uk-funds-collaborative-sessions-between-manufacturing-and-built-environment-sectors/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">here</a>.Although the concept of a circular economy is well established, the interfaces that enable circularity for adjacent industrial sectors is not clear. We’ll explore the challenges and opportunities in this third hack.Taking part in the hacks with bring many benefits to participants:<ul><li>Identify opportunities to increase the value and longevity of your products.</li><li>Explore how to use data to evaluate the use of products in the field in terms of function, performance, safety, and more.</li><li>Explore how digital twins can be used to meet requirements for sustainability and how this translates into value in the supply chain.</li><li>Demonstrate the value of data use in the built environment.</li><li>Share ideas and compare approaches with fellow professionals working in digital twins and information management.</li><li>Identify opportunities to develop partnerships, new initiatives and learn how to apply for InnovateUK funding for further work.</li></ul>Who should attend?We welcome participation in the hacks from professionals who have identified or are interested in exploring solvable real-world problems associated with digital twins, data and information management including:<ul><li>Owners of public sector and government procured built environment programmes, including in infrastructure, government buildings, hospitals, schools, housing etc.</li><li>Property managers in built assets in the private sector, including estate management professionals.</li><li>Client-side Information managers and consultants working in the built environment with a responsibility for setting out information requirements.</li><li>Digital delivery managers working in contractors responsible for information requirements.</li><li>Technical managers/head of digital in construction product manufacturers who provide products into the field from which they have data requirements.</li><li>Sustainability managers in manufacturing or the built environment who are responsible for assessing the carbon impact of products and/or who have cross sector data needs.</li><li>Environmental assessment framework professionals with use cases for cross sector digital needs.</li><li>CIO or head of information responsible for data, security working either in manufacturing or contractors.</li></ul>Thinking of someone you know who should be involved? Please share this event with them.T﻿his is one of four hack events (taking place in person and online) you can come to all or any of them: <ol><li>The Value Hack – 17 November in Sheffield followed by 24 November online</li><li>The Performance Hack – 12 December in Coventry followed by 15 December online</li><li>The Circularity Hack – 19 January in Birmingham followed by 26 January online</li><li>The Human Capital Hack – 9 February in London followed by 16 February online</li></ol>P﻿lease note if you are unable to attend the in person Hack you can attend the online Zoom Call which mirrors the hack a few days later. <a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkdO-qqjgsGNKkpwzFNvR1OkHfNcz5CnhU" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Link to register for the Circularity Hack Zoom Call here.</a>A﻿bout the venue:IET Birmingham: Austin Court is located near the centre of Birmingham, in the heart of the UK. Getting there couldn’t be easier with Birmingham’s motorway links, direct public transport and extensive car parking adjacent to the building. Details:<a href="https://austincourt.theiet.org/about/how-to-find-us/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"> https://austincourt.theiet.org/about/how-to-find-us/</a> About the Apollo Protocol:D﻿ownload the Apollo Protocol white paper at <a href="http://theiet.org/Apollo-Protocol" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://theiet.org/Apollo-Protocol</a>W﻿atch the live launch below

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