Doxel AI Progress Tracking

Doxel sells AI progress tracking for construction, described on its site as physical intelligence for construction. Its legal entity is Doxel Inc. in Menlo Park, California. It targets late delivery and rework caused by progress that is checked by hand.

A crew member walks the site with a 360 camera on a hard hat, and Doxel's computer vision compares the video with BIM and schedules by trade, system and stage. BIM files are sent in and setup is stated at under 2 weeks. Customers shown include DPR, Vantage, HCA, Genentech, QTS and JE Dunn.

• Automatic Progress Tracking: compares site video with plans and BIM.
• 3D Progress View: shows installed work in the model.
• Reality Capture: 360 camera walks on a hard hat.
• Production Rates: tracks installed quantities against historic rates.
• Schedule and Budget: links progress to delay forecasts and cost.
• Portfolio view: unified status across projects.

• Data center developers verifying installed MEP work each week.
• Factory owners checking contractor progress claims before payment milestones.
• Developers tracking multiple towers from one portfolio view.

• Progress is measured against plans by trade, system and stage without manual counting.
• Delay forecasts use historic production rates to flag slippage early.
• Incomplete or out-of-sequence work is flagged to avoid rework.
• The site reports 11% faster delivery, 16% lower monthly costs and 95% less time on progress tracking.

Data center, factory and high-rise projects in Vietnam and Southeast Asia face tight schedules, and owners want objective progress data instead of contractor self-reports. Computer vision on 360 video is a lower-effort way to verify installed work.

Doxel Inc., Menlo Park, California. Enterprise agreement with Stream Data Centers announced 12 August 2025. No funding or founding year stated on the fetched pages.