Dozer.ai launched the Productivity & Analytics Suite, which turns job site footage into cycle times, utilization, and cost codes by project phase, exported straight into Procore, Viewpoint, or Oracle.

Dozer.ai is an AI perceptual intelligence system for heavy job sites. We mount rugged cameras and depth sensors directly on your equipment: excavators, dozers, wheel loaders, haul trucks, and graders. Every machine gets a 360° view of the people, equipment, and conditions moving around it, plus the AI to make sense of it in real time. One install. Two suites. Both live today. Safety Intelligence Suite Computer vision tells a person apart from a dirt pile and warns the operator the instant someone steps into an exclusion zone. Stereoscopic depth sensing delivers centimeter-accurate proximity. Alerts fire in the cab, the moment it matters. Every flagged event is clipped, time-stamped, and tied to a machine and a map location, so "what happened" stops being a he-said-she-said and starts being footage you can use for training, documentation, and your insurance file. Productivity & Analytics Suite The same cameras show you how the work actually got done. Machine activity becomes job cost codes, cycle times, and utilization reports tied to project phase, then exports to Procore, Viewpoint, or Oracle. Idle equipment, rework, and conflicts quietly eat about a third of a construction pro's day. Dozer shows you where that time goes so you can claw it back. Built for the machine, not the meeting room. IP-rated hardware that survives dust, water, and impact. Edge processing means alerts fire on the machine in real time, then sync to the cloud for site-wide analysis. No dependence on a perfect connection to keep the operator safe. Unlike fixed or indoor camera systems that watch a doorway or a fenced zone, Dozer rides on the equipment itself. On-machine, in-motion, wherever the work goes. Around the swing, behind the attachment, into the backing path. Start on one machine. A 45-day pilot, one low fee, no long-term contract. Long enough to catch real near-misses on your own jobsite, not a staged demo. Founded by veterans of Snap, Credit Karma, and Google.