A camera walk through a job site lets Buildots expose where construction is slipping

A 360-degree camera walk through a construction site becomes a progress report at Buildots, where computer vision compares what was built with plans and schedules; the company says it operates in more than 12 countries and has raised $166 million

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Construction projects still depend heavily on manual reporting and periodic site walks. 
Buildots uses 360-degree site imagery, computer vision and deep-learning software to compare actual progress with plans and schedules, giving project teams a continuously updated picture of what has and has not been built.
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Buildots expose where construction is slipping
(Photo: Courtesy of Buildots)
Founded in 2018 by Roy Danon, Aviv Leibovici and Yakir Sudry, Buildots says it operates across more than 12 countries and has raised $166 million. 
Roy Danon, co-founder and CEO
(Photo: Courtesy of Buildots)
The company’s appeal is unusually visual for enterprise software: a camera captures the site, AI interprets the footage, and managers can see where execution is drifting from the plan.

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First published: 14:20, 09.22.26