Affordable housing crises, outdated infrastructure, aging power grids: these are massive, pressing problems facing our country, and the world. But weᅢᄁ¬ツᆲ¬トᄁre not facing them down as fast as we should - in part because we havenᅢᄁ¬ツᆲ¬トᄁt provided the men and women in construction with the same powerful tools to manage their work that office workers take for granted.
Itᅢᄁ¬ツᆲ¬トᄁs time to change that.
At OpenSpace, weᅢᄁ¬ツᆲ¬トᄁre using cutting-edge technology - think the perception and navigation AI systems you see in self-driving cars - to allow people who work out in the real world to efficiently capture their work, analyze it, and get things done. Weᅢᄁ¬ツᆲ¬トᄁre building time machines for the job site.
If we can reduce the cost, time (and pain) it takes to build by even a couple percent, we will absolutely revolutionize our approach to construction, and revolutionize how we manage humanityᅢᄁ¬ツᆲ¬トᄁs built environment overall. And we can do a lot better than a couple percent.