Buildots

BuildotsProgress tracking & quality inspection

Camera-on-hardhat progress tracker with BIM comparison and delay forecasting

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Deployments: 37
Companies that ran it

How it works on your site

Buildots is a cloud-based construction progress tracking platform that uses 360-degree cameras mounted on hard hats and computer vision to compare as-built conditions against BIM models and project schedules. It covers daily walkthrough documentation, BIM-to-field comparison, and defect identification across interior fit-out projects. The platform is shipping.

BIM-to-Field Comparison (Scan-vs-BIM)

Buildots checks each set of hard-hat camera captures against the BIM model and flags installations that do not match it. On NCC's Nummen Koulu school renovation in Finland, the site team sends each flagged item to the responsible trade for correction, or updates the model where the model is out of date.

Daily Walkthrough and Progress Documentation

A site worker wearing a hard-hat-mounted 360-degree camera walks the project once or twice per week; the walkthrough takes 30 to 60 minutes and doubles as the regular QC tour. The platform processes uploaded imagery against the BIM model in the cloud and generates progress dashboards, delay forecasts, and automated reports without manual data entry. A natural-language AI assistant (Dot) lets PMs query progress data from any device.

Defect Identification and Punch List / Closeout Tracking

Buildots flags unfinished installations, which it calls loose ends, and each build error with its exact location in the model. The project team triages the list in one view, sets deadlines, shares items with the responsible trades and tracks them to completion, or exports them to Procore, Forma or Revizto.

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Field outcomes

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Mortenson used Buildots with drone capture to track underground utility installation across a data center project in the South Central United States.

Mortenson Construction / Data Center Mega-Project (Southern US), USA

BuildotsMortenson Construction
Arc Building Partners used Buildots AI progress tracking on the first phase of The Salvation Army's Hope on Main Street development in Buffalo, a family emergency shelter.

Hope on Main Street, USA

BuildotsArc Building Partners
Samet Corporation used Buildots on The Novus, a 27-storey mixed-use residential tower in Durham, North Carolina, with reality captures twice a week compared against the schedule and BIM model for weekly progress reviews with the owner.

Samet Corporation / The Novus (Durham, NC), USA

BuildotsSamet Corporation
Juneau Construction Company used Buildots 360 capture and AI progress reports and forecasts on Hub Knoxville, an 800,000 sq ft, three-building student housing project in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Hub Knoxville, USA

BuildotsJuneau Construction Company
Build Group used Buildots on a student housing project in San Francisco.

Build Group (San Francisco, CA), USA

BuildotsBuild Group

Who has run it

50 deployments · 37 companies · 6 countries

Will it work on your site

Environment: Interior fit-out via hardhat-mounted 360 cameras; outdoor and underground utility tracking via drone imagery (launched 2025)
Capture workflow: 30-60 min walkthrough, 1-2x/week; hard-hat-mounted 360 camera (platform is hardware-agnostic across commercial 360 camera models)
Connectivity: Internet required for data upload and web dashboard access; mobile app supports offline site walks and syncs when reconnected
Control interface: Web dashboard (app.bldts.io); iOS and Android mobile apps (offline-capable for site walks)
Tracking scope: Tracks construction elements visible to 360-degree cameras and mapped in the BIM model; tasks without clear visual cues (e.g. MEP testing, inspections) require manual input
Integrations: Autodesk BIM 360/ACC/Build (listed on Autodesk Marketplace); Revizto via BCF export

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Operator profile: Existing site staff during routine QC walkthroughs; no dedicated operator requiredBuildots provides implementation training for camera capture procedure

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