September 2020 - TrueLook Construction Cameras

Infrared Construction Cameras Catch After-hours Jobsite Thieves in the Act

Theft plagues the construction industry. TrueLook’s 2020 Jobsite Security Report states that the average value of a piece of equipment stolen from the job site exceeds $29,000. But the total... KEEP READING

TrueLook Tips & Tricks: Create Photo Albums to Document and Showcase Your Project

TrueLook cameras are hard at work on the jobsite taking photos and videos of all activity. But did you know you can create photo albums of those great shots? Users... KEEP READING

At Texas Longhorns’ Stadium TrueLook Captures Three-Billionth Image

A few weeks ago, on August 31st at 3:01 in the afternoon, TrueLook captured its three-billionth image! The image was captured inside the Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium,... KEEP READING

Customer Highlight: Skender’s Completion of Perspectives Charter School Athletic Field

Skender progress photos from early May, 2020 (left) and mid-June, 2020 (right). Laurit Dide, Project Engineer at Skender, recently checked in with us and shared a little about his recent... KEEP READING

TrueLook Expands Operations with New Headquarters in Winston Salem’s Innovation Quarter

Employees gathered for ribbon cutting Friday afternoon WINSTON SALEM, N.C. – September 14, 2020 – Winston Salem-based construction camera provider TrueLook announced today it has expanded its operations with a new... KEEP READING

3 Ways Construction Cameras Help Construction Firms Tackle the Challenges of COVID-19

There’s no question that COVID-19 is introducing challenges to all sectors of the economy and forcing us to consider new approaches to old ways of doing things. Since the beginning... KEEP READING

TrueLook Tips & Tricks: View Historical Weather Data within the TrueLook Application

According to Construction Management and Economics, weather delays can extend project timelines by up to 21%. But quick access to current weather forecasts, as well as historical weather data, can... KEEP READING

Demolition Jobs? Make Recording them with Construction Cameras a Standard Operating Procedure

Whether imploding a 300-foot-tall cooling tower or tearing down a dilapidated two-story duplex, the spectacle of a demolition job often generates public interest. Thousands of people gather to witness the... KEEP READING