Connect site reality, project progress and teams through evidence-led management workflows.
Smart Construction connects field data with the work of owners, project managers, contractors and consultants. Cameras and visual logs provide the evidence layer, helping teams review work, verify progress and coordinate issues throughout the project lifecycle.
Organize projects by area, work package, milestone and responsible team. Bring time-aligned imagery into progress meetings, site discussions and handover records so information is easier to find across teams and reporting channels.
The existing platform provides cameras, timelines, time-lapse, sharing, APIs and scoped AI modules. Task workflows, drone/360 data, BIM comparison and project-system connectors are assessed, designed and validated through phased implementation.
Cameras and timelines are the starting point. Workflows, records and integrations are defined with your project team.
Organize sites, areas, cameras, users and access rights. Structure workspaces around owners, packages or operating teams so users can reach the right project context.
Link planned milestones with images and recordings for change review. Completion is confirmed by responsible people rather than automatically inferred as a percentage from camera footage.
Retrieve images by date, camera and area alongside notes, recordings and supplied files. Construction diary forms are tailored to the project workflow.
Define an image-linked issue workflow with location, ownership and verification. Statuses, notifications and task-system connections are agreed within the integration scope.
Assess importing survey-provider data and walkthrough imagery for site-wide and interior context. Formats, location references, capture schedules and viewers are validated separately.
Plan model or drawing comparison against site imagery at corresponding viewpoints and milestones. Alignment and model formats require a PoC and do not replace engineering measurements.
Connect agreed PPE, restricted-zone and other AI modules. Events need imagery, timestamps and review before reporting; configuration depends on viewpoints and operating conditions.
Add scoped AQP Gate capabilities to review entry/exit activity and event imagery. Connect delivery schedules or material tickets through integration; vehicle images alone do not confirm quantities or payments.
Assemble imagery, time-lapse and reviewed events by period or milestone. Link quality files and review records through integration; formal acceptance follows the project’s authorized process.
Set project and role-based access, retention and sharing policies. APIs, webhooks or file exports connect existing systems after access rights and synchronization needs are confirmed.
Explore progress, coordination, safety and reporting workflows. The illustration below shows a proposed design scope rather than live operational data.
Connect milestones, evidence and follow-up actions so project managers and contractors share the same context.
Select the project, area and milestone.
Compare dated imagery with contractor updates.
Record gaps, owners and next actions.
Confirm findings before updating the report.
Proposed output: a progress review record with imagery and follow-up actions.
Owners review multiple sites within a shared structure, filter by area or team and identify where deeper review is needed.
Deliverables: Workspaces, access rights and project reporting.Discuss the scopeLink field imagery to milestones and follow-up issues, with defined ownership and confirmation steps for project teams.
Deliverables: Review and work-item workflows to integrate.Discuss the scope
Add drone, 360 walkthrough or model data for spatial reviews, starting with a pilot area and sample dataset.
Deliverables: Validated formats, viewers and alignment.Discuss the scope
Combine PPE AI, restricted zones and HSE response workflows for reviewed events and team-specific follow-up.
Deliverables: Scoped AI modules and verification workflows.Discuss the scope
Connect vehicle imagery with deliveries and responsible teams, reviewing gate history against supplied tickets or plans.
Deliverables: Gate events and delivery-record integration.Discuss the scopeAssemble work-package evidence for quality reviews and handover, linking records, drawings or document systems through granted access.
Deliverables: Evidence packages with imagery, time and source references.Discuss the scopeFixed images capture changes over time, drone data adds site-wide context and 360 walkthroughs cover interiors. When BIM models or drawings are available, agree suitable viewpoints, milestones and comparison methods.
Start with a sample dataset: validate formats, location references, model versions and access before viewer integration. Surveying, quantity calculations and acceptance require specialist methods and separate scope.
Discuss BIM / drone / 360 dataMake field data part of reviews and actions, with defined ownership at each stage.
Review common imagery and change history instead of reconciling fragmented updates.
Support milestone discussions with site evidence and responsible-team confirmation.
Clarify issue ownership, supporting information and verification needs.
Organize imagery, time-lapse and records by period rather than reconstructing them at reporting time.
Keep traceable history for specialist reviews of events and work sequences.
Start with cameras and timelines, then add workflows, AI or spatial data through a PoC.
Portfolio visibility, milestones for review and approved reporting records.
Progress reviews, issue coordination and cross-team response tracking.
Field updates, supporting evidence and confirmation of assigned work.
Event review, record checks and authorized follow-up coordination.
Existing installation, equipment and interface materials illustrate Smart Construction’s capture layer. Management workflows and extended integrations are scoped for each project.
These videos demonstrate safety AI and interfaces, rather than the complete extended management workflows.
A demonstration of AI detecting people, hard hats, and high-visibility vests on a construction site.
Camera views, PPE violation statistics, and an AI assistant for looking up information in one interface.
Review projects, users, cameras, connectivity, forms and existing systems.
Select an area, milestone or workflow with clear ownership and evaluation criteria.
Test imagery, access rights, integrated data and real response workflows.
Agree documentation, operations, retention and support before expanding.
Existing prices apply to the stated camera, platform and module scope. Workflows, forms, BIM, drone/360 and data integrations are assessed and quoted separately for each project.
Share your site landscape and the workflows you want to improve to define a suitable demo scope.
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Cameras are one data source. The solution extends into project organization, progress reviews, issues and reporting records. Workflows and connectors follow actual requirements rather than being automatically included in a camera package.
Milestones, work items, ownership and verification can be designed or integrated. Existing scheduling software can remain the planning system while AQP adds field evidence and scoped connections.
Not by default. Progress requires schedule comparison and specialist confirmation. Automated work recognition needs sample data, a defined method and a separately validated PoC.
These are extensions requiring assessment of sources, formats, access and viewers. Capture, model alignment and integrations are scoped and quoted after review.
Integration depends on available APIs, webhooks, export formats and access rights. Agree data, synchronization direction and failure handling before implementation.
PPE or restricted-zone modules follow confirmed viewpoints and scope. HSE reviews signals and responds; AI supports rather than replaces on-site safety procedures.
Potentially, if protocols, codecs, viewpoints and image quality are suitable. Review power, connectivity and retention before selecting a platform or full service.
No. Images and recordings support review. Formal records, approvals, quantities and acceptance follow the project’s authorized procedures.
Existing pricing covers the stated camera, platform and module scope. Workflows, BIM, drone/360, data integrations and reporting forms are assessed and quoted separately.
Share project types and counts, construction stages, areas, existing cameras, scheduling systems and two or three workflows to improve. AQP can then help define a suitable pilot.
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