Normalized claim
Documentation_time_reduction: 90% decrease
resulting in a 90 percent reduction in time compared with manual photography
PlanRadar, a Vienna-based B2B software company for construction and real estate, built SiteView as a visual documentation add-on to its platform. The solution uses 360-degree camera footage uploaded to Amazon S3, extracts metadata, combines camera views, blurs people for GDPR compliance, and uses machine learning and Amazon Nova Foundation Models via Amazon Bedrock to analyze floor plans and generate interactive walkthroughs. SiteView aligns captures from different dates so users can compare progress over time in one place.
Reported outcomes
500 square meters
site_area_documentedTime & speed
Strategic outcomes
Normalized claim
Documentation_time_reduction: 90% decrease
resulting in a 90 percent reduction in time compared with manual photography
Normalized claim
Site_area_documented: 500 square meters increase
Customers can document 500 square meters of a construction site in approximately 5 minutes
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Positioning_accuracy: 97% increase
SiteView delivers positioning accuracy of 97 percent
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New_access_requests_per_month: 50 requests/month increase
Since going live with SiteView, PlanRadar has had approximately 50 new access requests per month
No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.
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SiteView is a visual documentation add-on for PlanRadar's construction, facility management, and real estate platform. It runs on Amazon EKS, stores uploaded 360-degree video in Amazon S3, processes the footage to extract metadata, combine camera views, blur people for GDPR compliance, and uses machine learning plus Amazon Nova Foundation Models via Amazon Bedrock to analyze floor plans and generate interactive site walkthroughs aligned across dates.
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