Buildright researchers tracked carpenters, plumbers, and tile layers on seven Finnish sites using indoor positioning, finding that value-adding work came to 25–35% of the day.
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On seven Finnish sites, researchers tracked carpenters, plumbers and tile layers by indoor positioning. Value-adding work came to 25–35% of the day. The rest went on fet…
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Buildright
AI-powered risk intelligence that reduces errors, delays, and rework on construction projects
- Industry
- Construction
- Location
- Oslo, NO
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Buildright
Buildright is a B2B AI platform that helps construction companies reduce risk, cost overruns, and delays. We transform complex project data into actionable risk insights, decision support, and practical, role-based guidance for the right person at the right time, enabling better decisions where it matters most: in project execution. Our platform is used by professional contractors, advisors, and suppliers operating complex construction projects, with a strong focus on quality, predictability, and continuous improvement. Buildright is now scaling its commercial organization and go-to-market strategy to support broader adoption across the construction industry.
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