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Institute of Construction Materials | ICONSMAT

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by Farid Sartipi

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We aim to bring industry and academia together.

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1/3/2021

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June 1, 2022

Episode #21: Automation and employment

<p>So in this episode, the first episode of the new season from the ICONSMAT podcast, we want to talk about the correlation between automation and employment, the effect that each one has on the other, and also if we are actually moving toward a construction industry where robots are taking place more than humans.&nbsp;</p> <p>Without a doubt, if you have ever worked in the construction industry, and by that, I mean the actual physical hard labour, you should have an understanding of the pain, muscle soreness, back pain, and all the health risks that are associated with a typical construction work, then you would probably vote for more automation in construction.</p>

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September 17, 2021

Episode #20: Last episode of this season

<p>In summary of this season in 2021, we have recorded and edited 19 episodes and tried to discuss some of the modern issues of the construction industry today. Not only issues, but more importantly, we have introduced some of the novel emerging technologies and incentives such as sorting machines, blockchain, and many more.&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p>We hope to catch you on again next year!</p>

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August 7, 2021

Episode #19: Circular economy and emptiness

<p>The idea is to circulate money in a given economy at any size. Some wealthy people have a bigger circle that contains a larger population and on the other side, the less wealthy individuals have a smaller circle under their arms. It all depends on how YOU are satisfied with your life as an entrepreneur or business owner. If you are operating a business, you definitely have some employees working for you. Small businesses, typically don't have control over the amount of salary they pay and the way that the salary is spent by the employee. However, the economist needs to know how the salary paid is spent because he thrives to run an economy. Control over money in other words is essential to his duty. He wants to know how much people spend on goods and services. And that is what drives the context of economic growth in an industry.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Listen to your podcast:</p> <p>www.iconsmat.com.au/podcast</p>

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