英文摘要 |
In the building maintenance and management, most historical maintenance records are often inconsistent or contain non-structured information. Thus, historical maintenance information lacks reference value. Currently, there are no mobile devices available for the control and understanding of prompt, concise, and valuable information for diagnostics and decision-making management. This is a major operational difficulty commonly encountered in current property management. This study found out the needs of TSMC-PUSD on work site, and use the mobile devices to develop a mobile and intellectual facility diagnosis system (MIFDS) that integrates the concept of Building Medicine into diagnostic management. The MIFDS enables property management engineers to instantly access valuable historical maintenance cases to solve the problems in the past. It also helps engineers in cutting on-site data access time, removing geographical restrictions, shortening the time of work processes, accelerate the diagnosis process, and improve the quality and efficiency of operations. |