Construction schedules have become compute schedules, and building sites are now measured against data center delivery dates.
Buildots has collected $130M, taking total funding to $297M about 16 months after a $45M Series D.
O.G. Venture Partners led, with Lightspeed Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Mohari Ventures, Human Capital, Qumra Capital, Avigdor Willenz, Viola Growth and Poalim Equity participating.
The Tel Aviv company turns site video into a continuously updated digital twin. Computer vision models compare footage with construction schedules and 3D building models to classify completed work, flag deviations and forecast delays, replacing manual inspection and fragmented progress reports. Managers can inspect specific areas, track individual tasks and see whether crews are moving fast enough to hit deadlines.
Customers have grown from roughly 50 construction firms to more than 100 large companies. The money expands coverage across North America and EMEA.
Demand is being pulled by AI data centers, manufacturing plants and energy projects, where a slipped schedule delays the arrival of already-financed computing capacity.
Why it matters: compute supply is now gated by construction timelines, so software that compresses them carries a direct line to hyperscaler revenue.
