Procore and NVIDIA bring Omniverse-powered digital twins to construction planning in closed beta
Announced · Published · By Contractor AI Shop
At Groundbreak 2026, Procore said its Model Manager now connects to a Realism Mode built on NVIDIA Omniverse libraries, so teams can view projects in realistic 3D and test how extreme weather, sun exposure and crew and equipment movement could affect plans. It's in closed beta.
Key facts
- Procore says linking 3D models with procurement and schedule data shows how a late material delivery or equipment installation could ripple into downstream work. Procore
- Procore says reality capture from DroneDeploy can feed the digital twin so teams can compare progress against the design. Procore
- Data center builder Switch, a joint Procore and NVIDIA customer, is quoted in the release. Procore
- Construction Briefing notes the announcement didn't say when the closed beta will end. Construction Briefing (Neil Gerrard)
- ENR's Groundbreak coverage describes it as the next phase of Procore's collaboration with NVIDIA, through an integration with NVIDIA Omniverse. ENR (Jeff Yoders)
Our take: what it means for contractors
Aimed at megaprojects such as data centers, so most of our readers won't touch it soon. Worth a short item because it's Procore's clearest sign that its 3D model tools are heading toward schedule and risk planning.
What we don't know yet
- Pricing
- Which Procore plans get it
- When it leaves closed beta
Sources
- Procore · Procore Collaborates with NVIDIA to Deliver Advanced Digital Twin Capabilities to Predict and Minimize Risks for Megaprojects · 2026-10-21 · Primary
- Construction Briefing (Neil Gerrard) · Procore and NVIDIA tie-up simulates real-world extremes on projects · 2026-10-22 · Secondary
- ENR (Jeff Yoders) · Procore Unveils AI Agents for Submittals, Procurement Logs at Groundbreak Conference · 2026-10-21 · Secondary