View Jobsite Conditions Remotely

Before you or any of your sub-contractors make the drive to the construction site, use the solar powered wireless construction webcam to view the latest conditions to verify it is in a good condition to perform work to keep progress moving forward. The Eye Trax construction camera software will automatically update the cloud-based servers with current pictures of the construction site based on the automated picture scheduler or motion activation. The web-based User Interface and Mobile App both have a “LIVE” picture button that will send a message to the construction camera to acquire a new picture. Within seconds, the construction camera will remit a picture back to the User Interface and the Mobile Phone App. This instant information will provide the Project Manager or Contractor with vital information about the latest jobsite conditions with a picture. A current picture from the construction camera will tell the End User if it is raining, snowing, flooded, muddy, or just simply packed with too many vehicles to allow for a large material delivery.

This access to the jobsite conditions will allow a Project Manager or Contractor to operate their hectic daily schedule of traveling more efficiently. Instead of getting in a truck and driving to a jobsite, the Mobile Phone App can be used as an informational tool to put your eyes on a jobsite without the need for travel. Now the phone can be used to effectively schedule the sub-contractors or material deliveries more efficiently resulting in a more productive jobsite. The Eye Trax construction camera is a great tool that will save your construction company money in inefficient physical visiting and stream lining the construction process.

Visit the topics below and see how an Eye Trax construction webcam can help your construction business:

Solar powered construction camera interface
Solar powered construction camera interface
Solar powered construction camera interface

Live Demo Cameras - Live Camera Snippets

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