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Construction cost estimating
Rubius developed a web portal with a construction calculator and a building materials price tracker. It helped reduce the time to create cost estimates by 50%
Problem
In every construction project, it’s important to select materials with the right properties at an optimal price. Cost estimators analyze offers from different manufacturers manually and compare items, their properties, and the prices of building materials. The same product can have different names and be measured differently. This approach was time-consuming and often led to mistakes in cost estimates.
Solution
The Rubius team developed three excellent tools to estimate project costs quickly and easily.
- Construction calculator for quick calculations and updating estimates in a couple of clicks.
- Price tracker for monitoring the most cost-effective building materials.
- Web portal for connecting items, measurement units, and other material properties offered by different manufacturers. The data is collected into its own classifier, which assigns each material a unique code for faster search.
- Construction calculator for quick calculations and updating estimates in a couple of clicks.
Results
Rubius web portal helps engineers automate the process of comparing items, measurement units, and other properties of building materials offered by different manufacturers. The construction calculator developed by Rubius allows cost estimators to calculate the total project cost within seconds. The price tracking module helps choose building materials at the best prices.
2 times
Time for generating cost estimate decreased
Rubius team is highly responsive, efficient, and committed. They are determined to solve complex problems. They provided regular updates about their progress and were highly professional. Likewise, they transformed our neural network into a great solution that meets our needs and can be applied broadly.
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