Construction technology company Buildots has raised $130 million in fresh funding as it looks to expand its artificial intelligence platform across large-scale construction projects, including data centres, semiconductor facilities and energy infrastructure.
The funding round was led by O.G. Venture Partners, with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Mohari Ventures, Human Capital, Qumra Capital, Avigdor Willenz, Viola Growth and Poalim Equity. The latest investment takes Buildots' total capital raised to $297 million.
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Buildots develops an AI-powered construction management platform designed to give project teams a continuously updated view of work taking place on building sites. Its technology uses computer vision and site imagery alongside construction schedules and 3D models to monitor progress and identify potential delays.
The platform creates a digital representation of construction projects and uses AI models trained on data collected from real-world sites. This allows project managers to compare actual construction progress against plans rather than relying solely on manual inspections and reporting.
Buildots said the new capital will support expansion across North America and Europe, the Middle East and Africa, while helping the company increase deployments linked to the growing AI infrastructure economy. It also plans to extend its technology across more stages of the construction lifecycle, from bidding and project execution through to handover.
The company works with more than 100 large construction and infrastructure organisations. Its customers include Digital Realty and Intel, along with contractors such as STO Building Group, JE Dunn, Mortenson, Bouygues and HOCHTIEF.
Intel Capital previously led a $15 million investment in Buildots in 2024. Intel has also used the company's AI-powered progress tracking technology across semiconductor fabrication construction projects.
Buildots raised another $45 million in May 2025 in a round led by Qumra Capital, taking its funding at the time to $166 million. The latest financing represents a significant increase in capital as demand for data centres, chip manufacturing plants and other complex infrastructure projects accelerates.
According to the company, seven-figure, multi-year agreements covering multiple projects are becoming increasingly common among its customers. Buildots also said it has maintained roughly threefold annual revenue growth over several years, although detailed financial figures have not been publicly disclosed.
The funding comes as construction companies increasingly adopt AI, computer vision and predictive analytics to improve visibility across projects and reduce delays. Buildots is positioning its platform around this shift, using construction data to help contractors and asset owners track performance across individual sites and broader project portfolios.
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