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Tracking construction progress at scale with Canary Wharf Group

In this video, Canary Wharf Group shares how OpenSpace Track gives them…

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What are orthomosaics? How they’re used in construction

Learn what orthomosaics are, how they’re created from drone imagery, and how construction teams use them for accurate site mapping, measurements, and project tracking.

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AI in construction: how it’s transforming the industry

Explore how AI is transforming construction, from project planning to jobsite tracking, improving productivity, safety, and decision-making across every phase.

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What to expect at Waypoint 2026

I’m married to a builder. So for the last ten years, dinner…

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With 10X more imagery than manual capture, OpenSpace improves job site documentation for Lee Kennedy

As Director of Virtual Design & Construction at Lee Kennedy Co., a…

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How OpenSpace delivers faster, more complete documentation to NOVO construction

The challenge Before using OpenSpace, the documentation process for Novo was manual,…

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How Field Notes Help Keep Job Sites Free of Debris

We have some incredibly sharp construction professionals as our clients at OpenSpace, and I wanted to start sharing their tips and learnings with current and future users

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How OpenSpace Helps Field Teams Capture More Complete and Powerful Job Site Documentation

OpenSpace also dramatically improves the quality of 360 photo documentation, and its side-by-side image comparison feature enables quick, cost-effective change orders.

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Inside the Vision Engine: OpenSpace’s Advanced Technology Revolutionizing the Construction Industry

Instead of taking photos manually, field teams using OpenSpace can simply strap…

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OpenSpace Customers Cross Half a Billion Square Feet Captured

Half a billion square feet is a lot of ground to cover—it’s more than 180 Empire State Buildings, or about three-quarters of Manhattan, and amounts to more than 27M images of active construction projects.