Sep 24, 2026 · 42 min · 12 segments
Centimetre-accurate Augmented Reality, digital twins and construction AI that crews actually use. Why sometimes field software fails and what makes it work outdoors. Website…
Alec PestovGuestAndrea CiaffiHost
So if you simplify what we do, it's a comprehensive platform with many features.
But if you distill it down to what we do is we help organize data so it can be used in the field.
And then once people in the field start working with the data, we give them all the tools to document what they do so that it can preserve evidence and produce necessary documentation for typical infrastructure project.
And we're expanding into a third one where we will use AI and other tools to leverage outputs of the documentation we produce to track financial performance of your project so that you know whether you're losing money or you're making money on your project at the end of each day.
And now we are on a podcast, it's a bit hard to describe what a mobile app or piece of software looks like.
Can you try to explain to us, like, I'm trying to imagine the life of somebody using this site, they're on a site, a construction site, somewhere outside.
What does it look like and where does the value show up first for them? When do they have this ha-ha moment where they realize, okay, this is actually doing something good for me?
We have multiple features even within the mobile app so if you look at the first step which is packaging data and delivering it to the field our system can organize data from multiple sources like municipal gis databases bim data isolated cut files pdfs so all of that data goes into one system and produces digital twin that is constantly updated in the cloud So it's not a static digital twin, but it's an aggregation of different documents and file formats that you can access in many ways.
So if you simplify what we do, it's a comprehensive platform with many features.
But if you distill it down to what we do is we help organize data so it can be used in the field.
And then once people in the field start working with the data, we give them all the tools to document what they do so that it can preserve evidence and produce necessary documentation for typical infrastructure project.
And we're expanding into a third one where we will use AI and other tools to leverage outputs of the documentation we produce to track financial performance of your project so that you know whether you're losing money or you're making money on your project at the end of each day.
And now we are on a podcast, it's a bit hard to describe what a mobile app or piece of software looks like.
Can you try to explain to us, like, I'm trying to imagine the life of somebody using this site, they're on a site, a construction site, somewhere outside.
What does it look like and where does the value show up first for them? When do they have this ha-ha moment where they realize, okay, this is actually doing something good for me?
We have multiple features even within the mobile app so if you look at the first step which is packaging data and delivering it to the field our system can organize data from multiple sources like municipal gis databases bim data isolated cut files pdfs so all of that data goes into one system and produces digital twin that is constantly updated in the cloud So it's not a static digital twin, but it's an aggregation of different documents and file formats that you can access in many ways.
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