See the job as it is
Reality capture tools create a visual record of site conditions and increasingly use computer vision to map imagery, compare progress, and quantify installed work. Evaluate capture hardware, processing speed, privacy, integrations, and who will consume the result.
What capture hardware and field routine are required?
How quickly is imagery mapped and available?
Does the output support documentation, progress, or both?
Registry results
OpenSpace Capture maps smartphone, 360° camera, drone, and supported laser-scan imagery to project plans, creating a navigable record of site conditions. Progress Track is a separate capability that compares captured conditions with model and schedule data.
Buildots processes regular 360° site captures against the project BIM and schedule to report installed work, production trends, incomplete areas, and emerging delay risk. It is an enterprise controls layer rather than a general-purpose photo repository.
CupixWorks turns 360° walkthroughs and other spatial inputs into a navigable site record linked with plans and models. Builders plans emphasize construction documentation and collaboration; Unified plans add broader drone, GIS, LiDAR, and enterprise data workflows.
Doxel combines hardhat-mounted 360° capture, BIM, schedule, and budget data to quantify work in place, analyze production rates, forecast cost and schedule outcomes, and provide visual evidence for project controls.
DroneDeploy is a cloud reality-capture platform with distinct aerial and ground workflows. It plans supported drone flights, processes images into maps and 3D models, and organizes phone and 360° imagery for site documentation; robots and fixed cameras can extend capture on enterprise programs.
Evercam provides continuous remote site visibility, time-lapse, incident evidence, drone and 360° capture, BIM comparison, progress views, and AI-assisted site monitoring.
FARO Sphere XG is the current cloud platform combining the former FARO Sphere environment with HoloBuilder workflows for 360° imagery, scans, point clouds, models, and remote review.
Reconstruct turns smartphone, 360° camera, drone, and other capture into measurable, time-based site records aligned with drawings and models.
SiteAware compares captured building elements with coordinated plans to surface deviations, support first-time quality, and create structured as-built records.