Buildots is an Israeli construction-technology company that automates progress tracking on large building sites using helmet-mounted 360-degree cameras and computer vision. Site managers wear a 360 camera during routine walkthroughs, and the platform automatically compares captured footage against the project's Building Information Model to flag schedule deviations, missing work, and quality issues before they become costly delays.
The platform digests captured imagery into a structured, location-aware dataset that links every observation to the underlying BIM elements. Project teams get dashboards showing percent-complete by trade, predicted schedule risk, and detailed evidence trails for every milestone, which they use to drive weekly contractor meetings and operational excellence initiatives.
Buildots was founded in 2018 by Roy Danon (CEO), Aviv Leibovici, and Yakir Sudry, and is headquartered in Tel Aviv with operations across Europe, North America, and the Middle East. The team built the product after seeing how reliant general contractors were on subjective progress reports from the field.
The company has raised approximately $166 million across multiple rounds. The most recent Series D closed in June 2025 at $45 million, led by Qumra Capital with participation from existing investors OG Venture Partners, TLV Partners, Poalim Equity, Future Energy Ventures, and Viola Growth, valuing the company at roughly $300 million according to market estimates. Earlier rounds included a Series C led by Lightspeed and Insight Partners.
Buildots is deployed on mega-projects by major general contractors and developers across more than a dozen countries. Customers include large European builders and US contractors managing data centers, residential towers, and industrial facilities. Its closest competitors include OpenSpace and DroneDeploy, but Buildots differentiates with its BIM-integrated, AI-driven progress prediction rather than passive visual capture.