Doxel

The firm primarily serves large-scale construction projects for clients such as building owners and general contractors, including Fortune 500 companies like Kaiser Permanente and Shell Oil. Doxel’s business model is centered on a subscription-based service for its AI platform, providing clients with predictable costs. The company has secured significant financial backing, raising a total of $56.5 million over several funding rounds, including a $40 million Series B led by Insight Partners, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz and Amplo.

Doxel's core offering is an automated progress tracking platform that uses computer vision and AI to analyze real-time data from construction sites. The process involves a crew member walking the site with a 360-degree camera mounted on a hard hat to capture video footage. Doxel's AI then analyzes this visual data, identifies and quantifies installed materials across more than 80 stages of construction, and compares the findings against the project's Building Information Models (BIM) and schedule. This provides project teams with an objective and quantifiable measure of progress, highlighting discrepancies and predicting potential delays or cost issues. The platform delivers actionable insights through various visualizations and reports, such as 3D models of work-in-place and earned value analysis, enabling teams to make informed decisions quickly.