Doxel

Doxel · Inspection · Shipping since 2018

5 Confirmed Deployments
9 Unique Customers

Last updated: 2026-04

Summary

Doxel is a cloud-based construction progress tracking platform that uses computer vision to analyze 360-degree video captured during site walks, comparing actual work-in-place against BIM to measure percent complete across 85+ stages of construction. It covers daily walkthrough documentation, BIM-to-field comparison, and defect identification across architectural, structural, MEP, fire-protection, and other visible trades. Doxel has been shipping since 2018 and has five confirmed production deployments across data center and healthcare projects in the United States.

Daily Walkthrough and Progress Documentation BIM-to-Field Comparison (Scan-vs-BIM) Defect Identification and Punch List / Closeout Tracking

How it works on your site

Daily Walkthrough and Progress Documentation

A crew member walks the site wearing a hard hat with a mounted Insta360 camera; the platform processes the resulting video, identifies installed elements, and generates progress reports without pre-mapping or BIM modifications. The rules of credit engine converts field observations into percent-complete figures weighted by effort per trade rather than by element count.

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

The platform overlays 360 video captures onto the project BIM using proprietary vision-based SLAM that maps camera position to BIM coordinates. It flags deviations between scheduled and actual progress at the activity level, measuring quantities installed and production rates for every trade and system.

Defect Identification and Punch List / Closeout Tracking

The platform's computer vision identifies installed elements and flags work that deviates from the BIM model or schedule sequence. VSLAM spatial tracking maps each 360 video frame to its BIM location, so identified issues carry coordinate context. Drone footage extends tracking to exterior and underground utilities work.

How it worked on other sites

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Will it work on your site

Site preparation No physical site prep required BIM model and schedule are the inputs
Connectivity Internet required for upload and processing WiFi or cellular for data transfer
Environment Indoor and outdoor Video quality depends on lighting; camera hardware determines weather tolerance
BIM/CAD requirement BIM model required (hard prerequisite) Ingests BIM without VDC modifications
Capture method 360 camera on hard hat; crew walks site Drone imagery accepted for exterior tracking
Supported cameras Insta360 ONE X2, X4, X5, ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Exclusive Insta360 relationship
Control interface Web dashboard + iOS app (iPhone and iPad) No Android app found
Onboarding < 2 weeks from BIM submission
Drone file formats .MP4, .MOV, JPEG For exterior tracking
Commercial model Custom pricing by square footage; no per-seat charges Specific rates require vendor quote
Schedule and PM integrations Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Oracle Primavera P6, Revizto, Touchplan No public API documented