November 2024 Product Release
This month, Track3D brings powerful new updates to streamline workflows and boost productivity. Dive in to see how our latest features and tools help you simplify project monitoring. Zones (Beta Release) Managing large construction projects can be complex, especially without a structured way to track progress across different areas. Field teams often divide specific areas, […]
Track3D, an Industry-First Unified Reality Intelligence Platform For Construction, Secures $4.3 Million Seed Funding
“Track3D isn’t just a tool; it’s a game-changer for the construction industry,” says Thai Nguyen, Director of Innovation, Hensel Phelps SAN FRANCISCO – September 10, 2024 – Track3D, a Bay Area-based AI-first startup, building a pioneering reality intelligence platform for the construction industry, announced today that it has secured $4.3 million in venture capital seed […]
Key Benefits of Visual Construction Monitoring
Construction changes daily. What looked correct yesterday may already be outdated today. Crews move materials, new work gets installed, and site conditions evolve constantly. Without consistent visual records, teams often rely on memory, reports, or occasional site visits to understand progress. Visual construction monitoring technologies solve this problem by capturing the jobsite continuously through images, […]
Photogrammetry in Construction Progress Monitoring: The Ultimate Guide
Construction site activities are almost always in motion and slow down rarely. Crews rotate in and out, different trades overlap, and tasks change quickly. But usually, amid this hustle and bustle, some details get overlooked. Two persons attempting to verify if the installation was done yesterday or not. One is browsing through his images on […]
Drones in Construction: How Drone Construction Monitoring Works?
You know how it is. The schedule says the concrete slab is poured. All the trades people are lined up. Ready to go. Nobody on the team can say for sure what is actually going on at the east side of the construction site right now. Someone calls the superintendent. He is four floors up. […]