Sensera Systems, a provider of jobsite intelligence solutions, announced AI-powered updates to its SiteCloud software and services. SiteCloud is cloud-hosted, web-based software for viewing, monitoring and sharing visual data that is captured on the jobsite. It translates raw information into actionable intelligence for contractors, allowing individuals and teams to make data-based decisions on any jobsite from anywhere.
SiteCloud, Sensera said, provides visibility into what has transpired — or is transpiring — in real time on a site, automatically; increases the scale at which visual data can be documented, validated, and used for actionable intelligence and delivers meaningful insights with speed using AI-powered image recognition and search functionality.
“Contractors grapple with competing priorities as they strive to run safe, secure and successful projects. Navigating the construction industry’s current labor, material, and productivity challenges makes this task even more difficult,” said Rob Garber, chief executive officer at Sensera Systems. “Sensera Systems has been building a strong foundation for AI functionality in SiteCloud for a few years so that we can scale jobsite intelligence and empower contractors to build with confidence, and deliver better project outcomes.”
An extraordinary amount of data is generated from a jobsite — which is not being used to its full potential. Manually capturing information, sifting through data or catching up on every single event on a jobsite requires time, money and resources that contractors can optimize elsewhere. It also leaves room for error. From worker or vehicle arrival to material usage and delivery, to operational safety and compliance, contractors are looking for simple-to-use solutions for capturing, analyzing, and acting on information.
SiteCloud’s AI functionality takes terabytes of jobsite imagery and makes them meaningful for those responsible for running safe, secure and successful projects, the company said. It allows users to make informed decisions and take required actions without needing to physically travel or be present at each site. This increases jobsite visibility, and closes the gap between what was planned on a jobsite and what transpired.
