Buildots, an Israeli startup founded in 2018, has secured a total of $166 million in cumulative funding. Intel Capital acted as a lead strategic investor, contributing to a $15 million round in July 2024 and a $45 million Series D round in May 2025.
The company utilizes 360-degree cameras and computer vision to generate digital twins of construction sites. By comparing these models against Building Information Modeling plans, the platform identifies deviations in real time, which the company claims can reduce project delays by up to 50%.
Buildots currently serves approximately 50 construction firms, including Intel, Turner Construction, and JE Dunn. The technology has been applied to Intel's semiconductor fabrication projects, where it reportedly helped eliminate about four weeks of delays per project.
In October 2025, Buildots acquired Genda, a platform focused on workforce and safety management. This move integrated labor tracking and safety compliance tools into the company's existing monitoring capabilities, supporting its expansion into the North American market.
The startup employs between 200 and 400 people and reported a fourfold increase in revenue during 2025. The company aims to establish its construction intelligence platform as an industry standard by 2026.
