The investment in construction technological startups continues to establish records, with a rhythm that, almost half of 2025, indicates that the sector is a strong attractiveness.
Directing the list of the last major investments is Buildots based on Tel Aviv, an artificial constructions management platform that was fueled by intelligence that announced on May 29 a round of financing of $ 45 million directed by Qumra Capital with the participation of OG Venture Partners, TLV Partners, Poalim Equity, Future Energy Ventures and Vio Growth. The investment provides the total financing of Buildots to $ 166 million.
As part of the investment, Boaz Dinte, a member manager of Qumra Capital, will join Buildots as a member of the Council.
Empto uses cameras mounted on the helmet to capture images of the workplace and its AI foresees possible future problems based on their reality capture images. Contractors using constructions include Turner Construction Corp., Sto Building Group Inc., Je Dunn Construction Group, Samet Corp., Mortenson, Ledcor and Pomerleau.
“This investment is to transform how construction is managed worldwide,” said Roy Danon, CEO of the technology and co -founder.
On May 21, the TWICEME technology, based on Stockholm, a safe and worthy personal security information provider for construction and other staff, announced AxThe Velotec Sports industrial protection brand, as the last Personal Protection Equipment Partner (PPE) to integrate its safety technology throughout its safety product line.
Twiceme’s Microchip application and technology are already integrated into manufacturers’ helmets such as Studson, Guardian, Lift Verona and Oakley. The integration of a chip twiceme in the helmets allows users to hang personal information and work related documents, such as certifications that are stored on the team. Once uploaded, the first to respond or security managers can use a smartphone to access the information.
Veerum, based in Calgary, raised $ 8.69 million in Financing B. The firm is a digital twin tool agnostic data for industrial processes and mines, as well as for construction. Emerson Ventures and Veriten led the round.
“This funding will allow us to improve the capacities of our platform, optimize delivery for clients of all sizes and climb our offer to meet the growing demand for operation of digital reality,” said CEO David Lod in a statement.
