Sitemetric Launches AI Platform for Construction Site Control and Monitoring
Sitemetric announced in a press release the launch of Sitemetric AI, a platform that combines access control, camera feeds, worker badges, and site sensors within a single system. The AI applies autonomous agents to handle monitoring and maintenance tasks across construction sites.
Sitemetric AI allows users to query site data in plain language through the Sitemetric app to obtain information such as worker presence, certification compliance, and hours by trade. The system provides instant responses without requiring manual data uploads or dashboard setup.
The platform covers activities such as identifying missing certifications, flagging hazards, and linking worker hours to site zones. Its agents can detect and automatically restore malfunctioning power systems, turnstiles, or access controllers to maintain uninterrupted operations.
Sitemetric AI is already deployed across hundreds of construction projects in the United States. It uses data generated within Sitemetric’s own infrastructure to ensure security and privacy, keeping all project information within the company’s systems.
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