Buildots Signs Green Mountain Data Center Deal
Buildots announced in a press release an enterprise agreement to provide construction monitoring technology for Green Mountain data center projects. The platform is already in use at projects in Frankfurt, Germany, and Stavanger, Norway, with more than 100 megawatts of combined capacity.
Buildots will cover stages from superstructure construction through fitout. Its platform uses images from 360 degree cameras and drones to measure progress, identify schedule risks, and provide visibility across Green Mountain's project portfolio. The companies plan to expand its use to further projects.
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