OpenSpace Capture
Turn cameras into complete jobsite documentation systems.
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- Construction management
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About OpenSpace Capture
OpenSpace Capture is a comprehensive tool designed to document and manage construction job sites. It utilizes various technologies such as 360 cameras, drones, and smartphones to transform them into a complete job site documentation system. The solution provides accurate, up-to-date visual data to support informed decision-making and eliminates the risk associated with inaccurate or dated information. The technology captures every detail of the job site, instantly mapping images for quick and efficient documentation. OpenSpace Capture is compatible with various devices like smartphones, 360 cameras, and drones. The tool also supports image importation from other sources such as laser scanners and allows review of data in a range of formats, including point clouds, 3D meshes, orthomosaics, and elevation models. It integrates with tools like Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Revizto, and PlanGrid, enabling users to view captures and field notes within these platforms. Overall, OpenSpace Capture assists in tracking project progress, reducing the need for rework and resolving disputes with always-current site imagery.
Pros
- Comprehensive job site documentation
- Integrates multiple capture technologies
- Captures 360 degree imagery
- Supports image import from scanners
- Compatible with drones
- Smartphone compatibility
- Accurate, up-to-date visual data
- Instant image mapping
- Supports various data formats
- Integrates with major platforms
- Project progress tracking
- Helps reduce rework
Cons
- Limited to construction industry
- Potential data security issues
- Limited device compatibility
- Required device accessories (360 camera, drone)May require expensive devices (360 camera, drone)Data review in specific formats
- Dependence on good internet connection
- Need for significant storage space
- Could have steep learning curve
- Usage potentially limited by weather