Construction Architecture & Technical Specs

Aeion streams every helmet-cam worker on site into a single shared video room for OSHA/insurance supervision — not a separate call per worker.

Single-Room Model:

One supervision session covers the whole crew for that window: every worker and the supervisor join the same room, the supervisor watches a configurable grid (auto, 2x2, 3x3, or speaker-focus layout, with a cap on simultaneous streams), and each worker's video is recorded and archived separately for compliance review.

Supervision Session Lifecycle: pending → active → ended / cancelled. Worker join and leave times are logged for the audit trail, along with each worker's display name and role (electrician, foreman, etc.).

GPS Per Worker:

Each worker's last known GPS position (with accuracy) is tracked for the duration of the session.

Failure Isolation:

• A single worker failing to join doesn't affect anyone else — the session stays active for the rest of the crew.
• If the video room itself fails to start, the session is marked cancelled with a clear error rather than silently hanging.

Aeion detects geometric collisions between BIM elements from different discipline models and auto-generates an RFI when it finds one.

Collision Detection:

Each BIM element has a bounding volume and a position in space. Aeion checks whether two elements' bounding volumes overlap along all three axes — if they do, that's a clash. The check runs across every relevant pair in a federated model set (structural vs. MEP vs. architectural, etc.).

RFI Auto-Generation:

• Sequentially numbered (RFI-001, RFI-002, ...)
• Subject line names both colliding elements
• Clash location is attached for reference, along with a resolution suggestion
• Flagged as a BIM-originated RFI so it's easy to filter and report on separately from manually filed RFIs
• Coordinates carry through for Navisworks cross-reference