Construction time-lapse photography was firstly introduced in 1897, but it gained popularity in the 1930s after Dr. John Ott used it to document the growth of plants. Construction time-lapse photography has evolved from still photography to 360-degree videos. It is…
With the unexpected pandemic, Construction industry throughout the world have faced multiple issues. Every day poses a new challenge for this industry, from labor layoffs to stay-home orders. While some businesses are struggling, some have taken this as an opportunity…
Monitoring construction sites, local shops, yards, homes, or storage facilities require CCTV cameras. The one developed to specially monitor construction sites is known as a construction camera. Depending on the surveillance requirement, site area & project type, users can choose…
A person cannot be in two places physically but can access many sites using the technology. Visual data solutions or remote monitoring can provide quick access to high-definition time-lapse photography and live video streaming. To keep projects on track, teams…
