OAC Services (OAC) was building a large office campus in Silicon Valley for a top technology company.

Reconstruct Helped OAC Services Save $30,000 on a Single Excavation Project

Mitigate risks with 4d schedule integration

Use any tool-from smartphone to 360 camera to laser scanner to drone-to capture footage of your jobsite

Create precise, mappable digital twins of your physical assets in 2D

Reconstruct automatically generates a 3d point cloud that helps ensure construction projects stay on track, meet quality standards, and minimize risks and errors

Transform 360-degree or standard photos and videos into interactive 3D point clouds, that's yours to measure, inspect, and explore 

Reconstruct

Overlay BIM against your 3d model and compare what's been built to what's been planned 

A 60 year old, 680,000 sqft warehouse and office space at the Denver Federal Center needed to undergo an over prospectus for a pending alteration of Fire Life Safety repairs. Similar to a lot of older buildings, there were a lack of documentation available. Only “frankendrawings” existed, in that the teams did not know what the actual conditions were. GSA was looking at their options, such as a laser scan, but realized the cost and time required was prohibitive. Procon asked themselves what could they do to help their customer get what they needed in time and budget. 

Procon Consulting Uses Remote Capture

Independent real estate construction firm, STRUCTR Advisors were hired to develop Virginia Commonwealth University’s newest STEM building.

STRUCTR Advisors uses Reconstruct for Full Project Visibility to Avoid a $17,000 Concrete Rework

ESI Group had a 350,000 square foot facility to build for US Foods. There were many moving parts to this design-build project, and a lot of changes throughout the process to the plan. Between changes to in-wall units and midnight concrete pouring, there was a lot that needed to be observed remotely by management. 

ESI Group USA Prevents In-wall Rework 

US Foods Sacramento Distribution Facility

Reconstruct empowers Texas A&M teams in managing time-stamped documentation, quality control, and stakeholder visibility on multiple projects, most recently a 4-story, 83,000-square-foot facility slated for completion in November 2024. 

Texas A&M Gains Remote Quality Control

Kajima Building & Design Group (KBDG), headquartered in Atlanta, GA, was selected as the general contractor to build a Research and Development Center at a tire manufacturing facility. The facility consisted of laboratory and office spaces.  KBDG managed the design and coordination process by using  3D BIM tools, an existing drone program for exterior image  capture, and 360º cameras for indoor reality capture.

KBDG Completes Project 4 Weeks Ahead of Schedule with ZERO Change Orders

Walbridge provided design build services for a new switchyard and transmission lines at General Motors’ plant in Ramos Arizpe, Mexico. This project scope consisted of a new CFE Switchyard, including the procurement of 230 kV materials and equipment for (5) bays in the CFE yard. Also included are all protections, controls, communications, SAT, set-up, start-up, and testing/commissioning. Walbridge also installed new CFE transmission lines to deliver power to the new CFE Switchyard, including towers, grounding system, conductors, fiber optics, and high voltage cables. All existing CFE substations were upgraded for the new CFE / GM connection. In addition, the scope included the installation of (2) complete bays and all associated civil, mechanical and electrical equipment in the switchyard, including (2) three-phase main power transformers – 30/40/50 MVA, 230 kV, controls, communications, testing and commissioning.

Walbridge Case Study

Peikko Group is a global operating specialist of fastening technology for concrete constructions and composite beams for slim floor structures.

Peikko Group

Peikko Group Corporation is a Finnish supplier of Slim Floor Structures, Wind Energy Applications and Connection Technology for Precast and Cast-in-situ.

Our first operational 3D printing Micro-Factory, installed on Peikko site in Lahti for two weeks. Hyperion's 260-square-meter Micro-Factory was set up in Finland's top-class environmental city and demonstrated how it is possible to improve the sustainability and productivity of the construction process with the help of automation. In our Micro-Factory, we printed 20 different fully reinforced concrete pad foundations. Representatives from different cities, universities and industry leaders came to visit us as well as our partners and investors.

Construction companies can learn from industry and agriculture success stories where productivity has been improved through automation. With automated construction processes, lead times are shortened, and at the same time, worker safety, material efficiency and ecological sustainability during the entire life cycle of the building can be improved. Hyperion's Micro-Factory is a comprehensive solution that combines Industrial Robots with patented hardware and software, and produces optimized reinforced concrete structures for construction projects with the help of automation.

Read more at: https://www.hyperionrobotics.com/projects/micro-factory-lahti

Hyperion Robotics 3D Concrete Printing Micro-factory Deployed in Lahti

Micro-factory Lahti

Hyperion Robotics is a Finnish technology company formed by experts in engineering, construction, 3D printing and robotics. To build a better future we need to rethink the way we build.
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Our mission is to bring automation and sustainable practices to the construction industry.



DESIGN & ENGINEERING OF 3D PRINTABLE OBJECTS

Hyperion Robotics

Problem:
For structural concrete, any error outside of construction tolerances requires an engineering redesign and often involves costly and timely remedial works:

Breaking, cutting, drilling concrete
Reordering structural reinforcement and concrete
Recasting the concrete and allowing for curing times

Scope of Works:
The Main Contractor partnered with XYZ Reality prior to breaking ground, for the construction of their concrete foundations to ensure that they are built correctly (+/- 5mm) and ready for the structural steel columns:

Incorporating The Atom into the project’s Inspection, Testing and Planning process
Inspecting the structures at the lowest value stage - during the setting-out and during the installation of the reinforcement, embedded elements (including holding-down bolts) and formwork

Results:
In all areas where The Atom was deployed, any errors or issues were detected prior to the concrete pour and the concrete foundations were installed within tolerances and without defects.

For the one location where The Atom could not be deployed, the concrete foundation was built 500mm out of tolerance.

However, using The Atom’s real-time validation, this issue was raised immediately and prior to any ground infill and the steel column installation

XYZ Reality Client Success Story 

The Atom is a powerful, custom-built engineering tool combining a construction safety headset, augmented reality displays and in-built computing power. 

With The Atom, construction teams can view 3D models to millimetre accuracy onsite.

With The Atom, construction teams can view 3D models to millimetre accuracy onsite.

XYZ Reality

The Atom is a powerful, custom-built engineering tool combining a construction safety headset, augmented reality displays and in-built computing power. 

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ESI Group USA Prevents In-wall Rework

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KBDG Completes Project 4 Weeks Ahead of Schedule with ZERO Change Orders

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