Construction Innovators Spotlight: Dylan John, Project Manager at Rycon Construction
Blog Meet Dylan John, Project Manager at Rycon Construction and a Champion of doing things differently Dylan John grew up around construction in the most literal sense. His father ran a residential and commercial construction firm in Colombo, Sri Lanka; his mother led business development, and together they made project walkthroughs part of their […]
Upcoming Construction Conferences in 2025
Blog The construction industry is about to hit a busy stretch this year with projects ramping up and teams in full swing. Alongside the work on-site, the next few months are packed with conferences and gatherings where innovators, builders, and tech enthusiasts come together to share ideas, test new tools, and tackle the challenges everyone […]
August 2025 Product Release
Blog Introducing Zones: Organize Your Site for Greater Insights What Are Zones? On large projects, it’s common to break the site into smaller, manageable sections, often called zones, areas, or sectors. These smaller sections make it easier to: Assign work to trades Track progress in detail Plan schedules and manage sequencing The challenge? Doing […]
Introducing TED: Track3D’s Intelligent Project Assistant
Blog Construction teams are constantly on the move between meetings and site walks, juggling updates throughout the day. And when you need answers, you often need them right away. It’s not always practical to stop and navigate through the entire project dashboard to look for exactly what you need, especially when you’re in the middle of something. That’s where TED […]
Humans of Track3D: Tim Roberts
Blog Track3D’s Customer Success Manager, bringing years of field experience to help construction teams get more out of reality data. From the Field to the Frontlines of Construction Tech Before joining Track3D, Tim built his career on jobsites. His early years were spent working across various trades, gaining a hands-on understanding of how construction actually […]
Sustainability in Construction: Why VDC Teams Are the Unsung Heroes of Waste and Emissions Reduction
Blog Introduction: The New Era of Sustainable Construction When people talk sustainability in construction, thoughts often jump to solar panels, green roofs, or recycled materials. Yet, true sustainability runs deeper—it’s about smarter processes, reduced waste, and lower emissions throughout the entire construction lifecycle. In this critical area, Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) professionals play an […]
July 2025 Product Release
Blog We’re launching a brand-new WebApp viewer that brings Visual Documentation and Progress Monitoring together in one intuitive space. Anchored around the floor plan, the new viewer offers a seamless way to navigate, compare progress, and collaborate, all from a single streamlined view.Navigate through 360 photos, overlay progress data, compare historical captures, and collaborate with […]
Integrating VDC And Field Teams: How Virtual Design and Construction Works
Blog Planning and designing a construction project is rarely straightforward. With multiple stakeholders, tight timelines, cost constraints, and site uncertainties, even the smallest misalignment can lead to delays and rework. This is where modern tools like Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) can help. It brings structure to the plan by simulating projects before the on-site […]
Construction Site Management and How It Can Transform Your Project
Blog Construction site management is no small task. Every day brings a mix of hurdles to fix, stakeholders to coordinate with, and deadlines to meet. You need to constantly stay on top of safety standards and resolve numerous unexpected obstacles. Beyond keeping the project moving, it’s about orchestrating real-time chaos so budget, quality, and schedule […]
Construction Visual Documentation: How Better Images Lead to Better Project Management
Blog A crucial part of managing a worksite is capturing visuals, like images, videos, and walkthroughs. What most people tend to overlook is that capturing them is the easy part; what matters most is how you manage and utilise them later. Scrolling through numerous folders called “misc” or trying to remember the date and progress […]