SiteAware offers a purpose-built DCV platform that combines digital twinning technology and proprietary AI to verify a building’s structure, shell and interiors against plans in real time. The platform generates in-process, actionable insights for field teams so errors can be prevented and installations corrected immediately. Its technology verifies each installed element against building plans and delivers real-time feedback to site teams. Founded in 2015 and led by CEO Zeev Braude, SiteAware positions its product as a way to streamline construction and reduce errors. The company announced a $15M Series B raise to accelerate growth and expand adoption. SiteAware plans to use the funds to establish DCV as a new technological standard across the U.S. construction industry. SiteAware provides a platform that digitally scans buildings under construction and creates highly accurate 3D models of verified areas using a purpose-built digital twinning engine. The platform compares those models to approved construction plans and flags inconsistencies, giving teams a real-time view of deviations that helps avoid reactive rework. Its solution pairs the digital twin with AI anomaly detection to surface issues for field teams. Led by CEO Zeev Braude, the company emphasizes real-time verification and construction accuracy. SiteAware said it will use the new funding to accelerate expansion in the U.S. market. The company is described as Houston, TX–based and Israeli. Dronomy is a Tel Aviv-based developer of software that builds knowledge into construction projects by analyzing data collected by drones. Led by CEO Ori Aphek, the company provides construction firms with tools to frequently and accurately map, monitor, inspect and share site details. Its solution captures unique and frequent project data using autonomous drones and analyzes it into actionable information shared over the cloud with stakeholders including developers and subcontractors. The platform enables routine site monitoring missions intended to reduce costs and project delays. Dronomy raised an undisclosed funding round with participation from Mitsui Fudosan’s 31Ventures Global Innovation Fund I (jointly operated by Global Brain) and existing investors Battery Ventures, Lool Ventures and Oryzn Capital. The company plans to use the funds to launch its solution into international markets and to ramp up customer acquisition starting in the first quarter of 2017. Dronomy develops technology aimed at making it easier and safer to fly drones autonomously, particularly in cluttered outdoor environments. The company is led by CEO Ori Aphek and co-founder Guy Raz. It intends to use new capital to refine its product, demonstrate it globally, expand its team, and form partnerships with companies in specific verticals. Dronomy received venture capital funding to support these plans and accelerate commercialization. The company is based in Tel Aviv, Israel. No operating metrics were disclosed in the article.

Total raised

$27M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jan 2022