Construction site management is a multifaceted role that includes coordinating diverse teams, adhering to tight schedules, managing costs, ensuring safety compliance, and navigating unpredictable site conditions. Effective management requires addressing these complexities with skill and strategic planning. Carefully planning and implementing time-lapse cameras on site can help streamline many complex processes that need managing.
We are thrilled to announce a significant update to our CloudX user interface released this week. This update primarily focuses on enhancing the core features of time lapse in CloudX, delivering an improved User Interface (UI), and restructuring “Projects,” with further advancements set to roll out next month under the umbrella of "Jobsite Intelligence."
As we begin 2024, I find myself in a contemplative mood, reflecting on the year that has passed and the exciting times that lie ahead. It's been a remarkable year, particularly in AI and construction, sectors that have grown and thrived with innovation. At the heart of this evolution have been you, our valued customers
General Contractors need to know a lot about a lot! There are many moving parts in a fast-paced environment. For General Contractors, understanding MEP drawings is crucial to ensuring the project stays on schedule and adheres to the specifications outlined by the design team. Now, let's delve into the key aspects of MEP drawings that General Contractors need to be proficient with in this blog.
Cameras have had significant advancements and opened a world of possibilities in the construction industry. Using cameras on construction sites is not just for surveillance anymore.
Which camera types are best suited for your specific needs? How can you leverage these technologies to enhance efficiency and project outcomes? This blog guides us through the complex world of construction cameras and how to create a camera strategy for capturing all the important details of your construction project.
