Procore deepens cooperation with NVIDIA, using Omniverse digital twins to simulate building construction scenarios
At Groundbreak 2026, construction management software company Procore Technologies announced a deepened collaboration with NVIDIA to bring digital twin and simulation capabilities based on NVIDIA Omniverse into complex construction projects; the feature is currently in closed beta. Users can switch between Procore's Model Manager and Realism Mode to simulate in a high-fidelity 3D environment how real-world conditions such as extreme weather affect construction; the collaboration is mainly aimed at large infrastructure projects such as AI data centers.
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On October 21 local time, construction management software company Procore Technologies announced at the Groundbreak 2026 conference that it will further deepen its cooperation with NVIDIA, bringing digital twin and simulation capabilities based on NVIDIA Omniverse into complex construction projects to help construction teams identify potential risks before actual construction and optimize project planning and execution efficiency.
It is understood that this feature is currently in closed beta. Users can switch between Procore's Model Manager and Realism Mode, which is built on the NVIDIA Omniverse software libraries, to view construction projects in a high-fidelity 3D environment and simulate the impact that real-world conditions such as extreme weather may have on the construction process.
This cooperation mainly targets large-scale infrastructure projects such as AI data centers. With the rapid development of the artificial intelligence industry, data centers have increasingly higher requirements for power, cooling, computing, and network infrastructure, and complex engineering projects require more precise construction planning and schedule management.
On the technical side, Procore plans to combine 3D building models with actual construction data, procurement information, and project schedules, using digital twin technology to simulate construction conditions under different scenarios. For example, construction teams can assess in advance the impact of extreme weather, changes in sunlight, and the movement of personnel and equipment on construction plans, identify potential conflicts, and adjust construction arrangements.
At the same time, with the help of DroneDeploy's real-world scene capture technology, Procore can also bring on-site imagery captured by drone aerial photography and ground collection into the digital twin environment, helping teams compare building designs with actual construction progress and detect deviations in a timely manner. In addition, by linking 3D models, material procurement, and construction schedule data, the system can also help analyze the impact of material delivery delays or equipment installation adjustments on subsequent processes.
Steve Davis, President of Product and Technology at Procore, said that construction is inherently physical engineering, but future large projects will increasingly rely on digital planning. Through cooperation with NVIDIA, construction teams can perform 3D visualization, real-world environment simulation, and variable testing before a project officially breaks ground, thereby reducing the risk of rework and schedule delays.
Vladimir Troy, Vice President of AI Infrastructure at NVIDIA, said that AI data center construction involves multiple systems such as power, cooling, computing, and networking. Simulating these systems in advance through Omniverse can help construction teams discover problems earlier and reduce costly changes during actual construction.
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