Autonomous Takeoff
An agent measures quantities from drawings and BIM, prices them against historical cost, and assembles a bid-ready estimate, flagging gaps for sign-off.
We deploy agents that read the drawings, measure the quantities, answer the field, and act inside Procore, P6, and your BIM models, with every quantity, response, and change traced to its source for human sign-off.
An agent measures quantities from drawings and BIM, prices them against historical cost, and assembles a bid-ready estimate, flagging gaps for sign-off.
An agent simulates millions of execution paths across labor, equipment, and sequence, proposes the optimal critical path, and re-optimizes when conditions change.
An agent checks each RFI and submittal against the specs, drafts the response with the right drawings attached, and flags cost and schedule impact before the window closes.
An agent indexes every drawing, spec, and contract, then answers crews' technical questions with cited sources, ending manual document hunts that stall the work.
An agent reads jobsite photos and video, detects PPE violations and known hazard types, scores project risk, and alerts supervisors before an incident occurs.
An agent watches vendor reliability and material lead-times, predicts stockout and delay risk, and adjusts buyout timing or recommends alternate suppliers.
takeoffs in ~12 min
Initial takeoffs now complete in about 12 minutes, 60 to 90 percent faster than manual measurement, letting the team pursue far more bids without adding headcount.
A regional commercial general contractorup to 20% acceleration
On pilot projects the agent delivered up to 20 percent schedule acceleration, recovering 60 to 90 days against the original baseline.
A national infrastructure builder45-90 min to 10-15 min
Submittal review dropped from 45 to 90 minutes to 10 to 15 minutes per package, clearing the backlog and avoiding roughly $100K a month in rework.
A healthcare construction specialistA first conversation covers the problem you want solved, whether AI fits it, and a sensible next step. You do not need an engineering team in place.