Track3D’s $10 Million Raise Fuels AI Growth in Construction Technology

Once this data is captured, the platform’s artificial intelligence and computer vision models process it to deliver real-time, actionable insights. The system can validate work in place against design specifications, track progress against project schedules, identify deviations, and produce analytics tied to drawings and quantities.

This allows construction stakeholders, owners, general contractors, and trade partners to make data-driven decisions, increase transparency, and establish a shared understanding of the jobsite. The company emphasizes the ease and speed of its deployment, claiming that a project can be onboarded within a day if drawings and an initial capture are provided, compared with weeks of setup required by traditional systems.

The founders of Track3D are Chaitanya Naredla, often referred to as Chaitanya NK, who serves as Chief Executive Officer, Kiran Gutta, who is the Chief Operating Officer, and Vineeth Kumar Paruchuri, the Chief Technology Officer. Each founder brings a strong background in technology and product development, and together they envisioned Track3D as a way to bridge the significant gap between modern artificial intelligence and the realities of construction workflows.

Reflecting on their mission, the company’s website quotes the team saying, “We started Track3D to change how the built world is understood by making AI and 3D vision simple enough to use on any jobsite.”

In the latest announcement, CEO Chaitanya NK expanded on this vision. He said, “Track3D was designed AI-first, making Reality Intelligence extremely simple and accessible across a wide variety of projects. By providing owners, general contractors, and trade partners with a shared operating system, we transform raw site data into proactive intelligence, delivering certainty, transparency, and accountability at every stage. Our rapid U.S. adoption validates that Track3D is not just a monitoring tool, but the new foundation for how construction projects are run.”

Looking ahead, Track3D has ambitious goals. With the latest funding, the company intends to expand its workforce, particularly strengthening its artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities in India. It is also preparing to launch new features, including advanced deviation detection, early warning systems for delays, and intelligent agent assistants designed to help project teams make better decisions in real time.

Beyond product innovation, Track3D plans to expand its commercial footprint globally, with a focus on Europe and Saudi Arabia, while deepening its presence in the United States where it already claims rapid adoption and enterprise-level contracts.

The ambition extends to what Zacua Ventures described as construction’s “holy grail”: true production tracking, where every unit of work and resource use can be measured, verified, and optimized.

Despite its progress, Track3D faces challenges. The construction industry is known for being resistant to change, and convincing conservative contractors to adopt new systems remains a hurdle. The complexity of integrating diverse data sources, the logistics of deploying and maintaining hardware across multiple sites, and the presence of competitors all add pressure.

With this ten million dollar Series A, Track3D has both the resources and the momentum to push further into becoming a central player in construction technology. By merging AI, computer vision, and cloud intelligence, it is not only solving today’s inefficiencies but also laying the groundwork for the future of how the built environment is monitored, measured, and managed.