CAPTURING · SECTOR 7 · 06:12:44
LAT 17.4062 · LON 78.4691 · GSD 1.8CM/PXThe ground truth of construction
Drones capture it. Robots verify it. One brain understands it. GroundReality is the platform where what’s really happening on site becomes how your company builds.
2.4M
Projects on the record
21T
Sq ft of visual site data
175
Countries with active sites
$1.3T
Of construction managed
Building on ground truth
ONE PLATFORM
Three groups of products, one record underneath them. What the drone measured on Tuesday is what the pay application is checked against on Friday, and what the estimator prices the next job from.
Fly it, walk it, or send the robot. Every week the site is measured instead of remembered — orthomosaics, 3D, point clouds and 360 walks, all landing on the same plan.
RFIs, submittals, drawings, budgets, crews and inspections on one record — with the capture sitting beside the paperwork that claims the work is done.
The tender read end to end before the first coffee: buried risk cited to the page, RFPs repackaged by trade in minutes, estimates priced from your own cost history.
HOW IT RUNS
Capture on Monday, verification on Wednesday, a claim you can defend on Friday, and a bid on Sunday night that prices itself from all of it.
A dock launches on Monday at 06:00 and the whole site is on the map by the huddle: orthomosaic at 1.8 cm per pixel, a 3D model, and cut/fill against the design surface. Nobody waits three weeks for a surveyor to come back.
FLIGHT · 214 HA · 1.8CM/PXFlight plan · 8 passes · 78% sidelap · 1.8 cm/px
FP-01
A 360 camera on a hard hat covers a level in six minutes. Every frame is pinned to the floor plan, laid over the model, and kept — so what is behind the drywall on level 14 is still on the record two years after handover.
WALK · 38 FLOORS · 6 MIN/LEVELLevel 14 · stations 01–10 of 41 · pinned to the plan
FP-14
RFIs, submittals, drawing revisions, daily logs and the budget all sit on one record — and the pay application is checked against the capture that proves the work is installed, not against a photo somebody remembered to take.
RFI-0047 · CLOSED 3.2DOne job record · 8 lines · routing 3 of 5 signed
JR-14
The brain reads the whole tender — drawings, specs, contract — flags the liquidated-damages clause on page 611, repackages the RFP by trade, and prices the estimate from the jobs you have already built.
TENDER · 1,284 PP · READ 9 MINTender packet · 1,284 pages · 5 trade bundles · read in 9 min
TP-01
THE FLEET
Every instrument on the site feeds the same record. Load cycles off the crane, cut volumes off the excavator, captures off the dock, interior walks off the robot, control points off the station — one yard, one record, nothing recalled from memory at the end of the month.
What the platform reads off each unit
01 · TC-7040
LOAD CYCLES → PROGRESS
Hoist cycles and radius, timed on every lift.
02 · EX-490
CUT VOLUME → EARTHWORKS AI
Bucket cycles against the design surface, nightly.
03 · DK-2
CAPTURE → MAPS/3D
Two flights a day, processed before the huddle.
04 · QR-40
INTERIOR WALKS → GROUND
Night rounds of every floor, pinned to the plan.
05 · TS-4R
CONTROL → RTK FIX
Control points that hold the record to ±1.2 cm.
ENTERPRISE AI BRAIN
Everything above this line trains it. Every capture, every RFI, every change order, every bid won and lost becomes weights in a deep network dedicated to your organization — never pooled, never used to train anyone else's model. One brain, projected differently for each of the 27 roles it serves, and every answer cited to the frame, revision or clause it came from.
Tomorrow's sequencing risk before the huddle: two trades stacked on level 14, a pour that slips if the pump lands late, and the RFI still open underneath it.
Win probability against every package you have ever priced, with the cost deltas that explain it — each one traced back to the job it was learned from.
Cash exposure across the portfolio, with every progress claim tied to installed work that was verified from capture rather than asserted in a meeting.
OUTCOMES
Four builds are documented end to end on the customers page. These are three of the lines from them.
“Progress disputes used to run on whoever remembered the day better. Now the record settles them, and the meeting is twenty minutes shorter.”
“The corridor is flown every six hours. Earthworks quantities are reconciled overnight, so nobody argues about dirt in the morning.”
“We bid three times the volume with the same estimating team. The brain found a liquidated-damages clause on page 611 that would have taken the margin.”
Talk to our team about your portfolio, your sites, and what the Brain can learn from them.