Reconstruct Reviews

the connection that exists between the BIM Model, the schedule with the progress of the work and the quick visualization to understand the information

that it does not have a more efficient way to share virtual tours, for example that through a link you can access a virtual tour without having to enter or give access to several people on the page

That they use all the tools that the program has, you can take great advantage of it, do not stay with just a few program tools, use everything.

Understand in a more efficient way the progress of the project

The ability to create pointclouds from 360 video, compare pointclouds to revit models.

360 still image capture user interface could be smoother.

Quickly and cheaply capturing as-built conditions and monitoring construction progress. We are much more productive using reconstruct versus tradition traditional construction progress photos

It provides project stakeholders to check progress remotely. It gives users the ability to just walk and record everything at the same time and is very useful to compare progress at different times.

Needs improvement in terms of interoperability with another platform. A bit tricky on setting up the built environment in terms of point cloud generation, BIM model alignment and 4D.

Ability to collaborate remotely with project stakeholders who are located in a different location. Can easily visualize progress by comparing reality versus plan.

The 360-degree images produced and the point clouds are very useful for progress tracking, coupled with the BIM overlay

The time spent at the beginning doing the manual alignment. The sectioning tool could also be improved.

Providing an accurate as-built record on a timeline base that is easily accessed.

It gives the remote owner or construction executive another tool to check on progress. It is also a fairly accurate depiction of the work progress if walk thru is done properly.

It may distort what the actual progress of the project is. While helpful, the person doing the walkthru with the camera can walk only the parts that show good or bad progress only.

you need to have the construction manager buy into this as it does require onsite supervision.

Ability to check on the project remotely. With Covid reality, many people work remotely and this helps them understand what is actually being done in place. While I do not currently use it now, I have used it in the past and it was very helpful since I was living in Mass but running projects in NYC.