Buildots Raised $130M in New Funding
Buildots, building construction intelligence to power your whole operation, led by Roy Danon, Aviv Leibovici, and Yakir Sudry, has announced $130 million in new funding, led by O.G. Venture Partners, with Mohari Ventures, Qumra Capital, Human Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Avigdor Willenz, Intel Capital, Poalim Equity, and Viola Growth, bringing the total raised to $297 million.
Construction leaders manage multi-billion-dollar projects with thousands of moving parts, often relying on decades of experience and judgment. Yet, unlike most major industries, construction has lacked a reliable data layer to support those decisions.
Buildots was founded to address that gap, not by replacing human judgment, but by strengthening it with verified project data. Accurate visibility into progress and delay risks can help project leaders deliver faster and more efficiently, while giving COOs a clearer view of performance across entire construction portfolios and enabling better strategic decisions.
What Changed This Year.
Global construction is a $16 trillion industry at the center of major transformations, from AI data centers and manufacturing reindustrialization to defense and energy. Each depends on delivering complex projects faster and at unprecedented scale.
As timelines tighten and project complexity increases, the cost of delays is rising. Data center owners, in particular, face rapidly evolving technology cycles that can erode the value of facilities before construction is even complete.
These pressures are also changing how construction technology is adopted. Company-wide deployments are increasingly replacing project-by-project purchases, with customers moving toward multi-year, portfolio-wide commitments across mission-critical, residential, commercial, and education projects.
Where Buildots Is Headed.
Buildots aims to become core infrastructure for construction companies, expanding in three directions:
Wider: Scaling enterprise deployments across Europe, North America, and the Middle East.
Deeper: Covering more of the construction lifecycle, from bidding through handover.
Higher: Turning portfolio data into business-level insights that help executives improve project performance.
AI remains central to this strategy. Buildots uses computer vision trained on eight years of construction-site data to create digital twins and provide an objective view of project progress and emerging risks. The technology replaces fragmented reports and subjective assessments with continuous, data-driven visibility.
Across construction portfolios worth billions, even modest improvements can generate significant value through earlier delay detection, smarter allocation of people and capital, and risks identified before they escalate.
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