Use cases
Advantages
18%faster than average
3x
earlier
site managers gain16hof extra capacity per month
Sarah Gitschel
Site Manager | ZECH Bau SE
"I believe that oculai will become THE tool for shell construction."
Andreas Zoller
Responsible for controlling
Matthäus Schmid
"oculai provides a solid foundation through seamless documentation using image, process, and weather data to clearly identify disruptions in the construction process and take them into account or even eliminate them in future projects."
Stefan Geißendörfer
Foreman | GS Schenk
"The automated construction diary makes our work much easier. All processes are recorded and converted into a report."
Dustin Kupke
Project Manager | ZECH Bau SE
"oculai opens up a completely new perspective in the workday and is a true asset."
Sebastian Kohlmeier
Senior Site Manager | PROBAT Bau AG
"In particular, oculai's automatic target/actual schedule creates tremendous value for me."
Tim Stollenwerk
Project Manager | nesseler Bau GmbH
"The benefits of oculai have already been confirmed after a short time. The system allows us to work efficiently and with foresight."
Eva Sterk
Site manager | GS Schenk
"With the help of the crane cameras, all processes are fully documented and automatically compared with the schedule. This allows me to get a 24/7 overview of the construction site and detect delays at an early stage."
Ben Wilhelm
Project Manager |
Kauri CAB Management GmbH
"oculai's planned vs. actual progress detection significantly facilitates our work in project management. It provides me with a much clearer overview of the current status of our large-scale projects, enabling more effective interventions."
Luke Wagner
Junior Manager | Waresa Bau GmbH
"We use oculai on our construction sites because it simplifies the work in site management noticeably and documents the construction process seamlessly."
Markus Batz
Construction management | GS Schenk
“With this data, the time spent on formwork, masonry, and concrete can be determined. It can be precisely traced which components and locations were worked on.”
