Construction is a $10 trillion industry running on spreadsheets and gut feelings. That's insane.
Our cameras are on hard hats. Workers don't change anything about their day. The data captures itself.
Finding a 5-centimeter deviation before the drywall goes up saves $100,000. Finding it after costs $1 million.
The foreman says everything is on track. The AI says 23 tasks are behind schedule. Who do you trust?
We're not selling technology to construction companies. We're selling certainty.
Every construction project has disputes. OpenSpace turns 'he said, she said' into 'here's what the camera showed.'
We've captured over 10 billion square feet of construction. That's the largest visual dataset of the built world.
The best camera is the one that's always on. We made construction documentation passive, not a task someone has to remember to do.
Imagine if every building had a time machine. You could rewind to any day and see exactly what was there. That's what we built.
Construction is a $13 trillion global industry that loses 30% to inefficiency. We're going after that 30%.
Cameras tell you a wall is there. LiDAR tells you the wall is 2 centimeters off spec. In construction, that difference is everything.
98% of large construction projects go over budget. That's not bad luck. That's a broken system.
We caught a structural misalignment on a data center project that would have cost $4 million to fix after the concrete pour. We found it before.
NVIDIA trusted us with their billion-dollar construction project. When NVIDIA is your customer, people stop asking if your technology works.
Construction will be the last major industry to digitize. But when it does, the productivity gains will be staggering.