Evidence: Medium50/100

PlanRadar: GenAI-based visual documentation (“SiteView”) on AWS

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.

Organization
PlanRadar
Industry
Real Estate
Location
Austria
Published
June 2026

Reported outcomes

500 square meters

site_area_documentedTime & speed

−90%documentation_time_reduction+97%positioning_accuracy50 requests/monthnew_access_requests_per_month

Strategic outcomes

New product / capabilityLaunched visual site documentation add-onRisk & complianceEnabled GDPR-compliant footage processingCustomer experience & trustCentralized site documentation in one placeNew product / capabilityCreated interactive walkthrough comparisons
Why do we believe this?Outcome claims, sources, and evidence checks

Normalized claim

Documentation_time_reduction: 90% decrease

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 8, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

resulting in a 90 percent reduction in time compared with manual photography

Normalized claim

Site_area_documented: 500 square meters increase

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 8, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

Customers can document 500 square meters of a construction site in approximately 5 minutes

Normalized claim

Positioning_accuracy: 97% increase

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 8, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

SiteView delivers positioning accuracy of 97 percent

Normalized claim

New_access_requests_per_month: 50 requests/month increase

AWS Solutions Case StudyJun 8, 2026Customer storyExplicit claimMedium evidence strength

Since going live with SiteView, PlanRadar has had approximately 50 new access requests per month

Why do we believe this deployment?Customer identity, provider attribution, maturity, and source checks
Customer
PlanRadar
Provider
AWS
Maturity
Unknown

No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.

Customer identity supportedSource describes one deploymentMaturity evidence evaluated

Primary read

Use case focus

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  • 1Visual inspection
  • 2Document processing
  • 3Generative AI application
  • Manual photo documentation on construction sites was time-consuming and incomplete, especially amid labor shortages.
  • PlanRadar needed a GDPR-compliant visual documentation workflow that integrated with its existing platform.
  • PlanRadar runs its platform on Amazon EKS and stores SiteView video data in Amazon S3.
  • Users capture a site with a 360-degree Insta360 camera; the uploaded footage is processed to extract metadata, combine front and rear views, scale video, and blur people for GDPR compliance.
  • SiteView uses machine learning to calculate distances and analyze floor plans.
  • PlanRadar uses Amazon Nova Foundation Models via Amazon Bedrock for its AI workloads.
  • The system extracts key frames, builds an interactive walkthrough, and aligns recording paths across dates to support time-based comparisons.
  • Customers can document 500 square meters of a construction site in approximately 5 minutes.
  • That represents a 90% reduction in time compared with manual photography.
  • SiteView delivers 97% positioning accuracy.
  • PlanRadar reported about 50 new access requests per month after going live.
  • The company says customers can manage all site documentation in one place, improving the user experience.
Architecture

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.

Sources & evidence1
Evidence: Medium50/100Evidence strength
  • Customer explicitly identified
  • Primary source available
  • Quantified outcome available
  • Technical implementation details available
Type: Customer StoryPublished: Jun 8, 2026Publisher: AWSEvidence: VendorConfidence: High

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