OpenSpace adds Disperse’s milestone-based tracking to help project teams spot issues early and improve efficiency.
OpenSpace has introduced OpenSpace Progress Tracking, a milestone-based solution developed with Disperse. The tool enables construction teams to capture visual jobsite data and extract insights to support the early identification of productivity issues and potential cost overruns.
OpenSpace Progress Tracking enables users to compare actual progress to planned milestones, verify work-in-place for billing purposes, and share visual progress summaries with stakeholders. It combines OpenSpace’s reality capture tools with Disperse’s human verification services.
Disperse provides construction progress tracking focused on milestone-based reporting. Its platform uses jobsite imagery and human verification to offer an accurate and detailed view of completed and pending work.
OpenSpace Progress Tracking builds on the company’s previous approach by integrating its AI-based reality capture platform with Disperse’s analysis tools. The combined solution offers detailed progress tracking without requiring additional input from the project team.
Key features of OpenSpace Progress Tracking include:
- Reliable, rapid capture: 25,000 sq. ft. in just 10 minutes; image data viewable in around 15 minutes
- Automated mapping: Images linked to plans and optional BIM models
- Comprehensive quantification of work-in-place: Over 700 visual components across 200+ program tasks
- Customizable insights: Structured reports delivered to meet specific project needs, such as by phase, trade, or entire project
- Highly flexible: Adaptable for individual project requirements
- BIM-aware, not BIM-dependent: Functional with or without BIM models
- Integrated with project scheduling software: Supports P6, Asta, Microsoft Project, Excel schedules, and more
OpenSpace Progress Tracking, powered by Disperse, is available now as an add-on to OpenSpace Capture subscription licenses. Pricing is based on the scope of tracking required and the number of projects.
For more information, visit openspace.ai.
