Procore Unveils AI Capabilities and NVIDIA Digital Twin at Groundbreak 2026
The construction platform vendor announced AI Go, Magpie 3.0, and a digital twin developed with NVIDIA, with performance figures flagged as vendor-reported.
Procore introduced a set of AI-powered construction technologies at its Groundbreak 2026 conference, held from 20 to 22 October 2026, as reported by On-Site Magazine on 4 November 2026. The announcement includes the AI Go voice-first application, the Magpie 3.0 reasoning engine, and a construction digital twin capability developed in collaboration with NVIDIA.
The company stated that the release comprises more than 50 AI capabilities, including voice interaction and reasoning across site images, requests for information, and site photos. Performance figures presented at the event, such as a reported reduction of submittal cycle times from 54.8 days to 14 days associated with TrunkTools, are vendor-reported claims and have not been independently verified.
The AI Go application provides voice-based interaction with the Procore platform, while Magpie 3.0 serves as a reasoning engine linking project records across formats, according to the company's announcement.