Construction
Computer vision annotation for construction sites: people, plant, safety conditions and progress from site imagery and video.
Who it is for
Construction technology companies, site-monitoring providers and built-environment AI teams turning site cameras, drones and mobile capture into useful models.
Typical problems
Construction sites change daily and are full of clutter, changes of scale and partial views. Typical labelling needs include:
- People and the PPE they wear on site.
- Plant and equipment, from excavators to cranes.
- Safety conditions, such as exclusion zones and edge protection.
- Progress: elements installed, stages reached and changes over time.
What we can do
Computer Vision annotation for construction sites, from object detection and segmentation to safety and progress tagging. Much of the method carries over from our industrial safety work. Related: Industrial and workplace safety.
Delivery, security and quote
Every project runs through the same method: an agreed scope and taxonomy, calibration where the project calls for it, production by trained annotators and review before anything is handed back. Read more in How We Work and Tools and Delivery.
Data handling, including access, transfer, retention and deletion, is agreed with you in writing before work starts. See Security and Compliance for how we handle data.