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Welcome to the IDOBE Lab

We research building energy performance and construction automation — working to change how modern infrastructure is designed, built, and operated.

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People

At the IDOBE Laboratory, we pride ourselves on fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. Our students hail from varied backgrounds and bring with them a wealth of unique skills and experiences, which greatly enrich and complement our multifaceted research endeavors.

Prospective Students

Considering Joining the IDOBE Laboratory?
 
The University of Alberta’s Faculty of Engineering is a hub of academic excellence, consistently ranking among the top 5% of engineering schools in North America. With an unwavering commitment to research and teaching, our faculty has garnered international acclaim. If you’re driven by innovation and ambition, the IDOBE Laboratory eagerly anticipates your contribution
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Research Projects

At the IDOBE Laboratory, we are deeply engrossed in a spectrum of cutting-edge projects, each underscored by our unwavering commitment to innovation. Central to our research agenda is the emphasis on enhancing building energy performance, alongside delving into the transformative potential of construction automation. By marrying these two crucial areas of study, we aspire to revolutionize the landscape of modern infrastructure and its interface with sustainable energy solutions.

Past Events

Interested in delving deeper into the work of the IDOBE Laboratory? We cordially invite you to attend our upcoming events. Through close collaboration with other premier labs on campus, we regularly host a range of networking opportunities. These gatherings not only foster connections but also spotlight our current research endeavors via detailed presentations and illustrative poster exhibitions. This is a prime opportunity to immerse yourself in the forefront of innovation and to engage directly with our dedicated researchers. Highlights include hosting the IBPSA eSim 2024 conference with IBPSA-Canada.

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