Hello everyone, I'm Adam Satina with OpenSpace, the fastest and easiest way to photo-document your job-save progress. Today, I'm going to show a couple of the features within our core product capture. But first, to capture with OpenSpace, all you have to do is wear a 360 camera on your hard hat, open the OpenSpace app, select a level you're about to walk, tap the plan where you're starting your walk, and hit record. And that's it. What we do is record 360 video at two frames per second, so every half second we're capturing a 360 image. At the end of your walk, you hit stop, upload to OpenSpace, and within 25 minutes your image is ready to view. And that's what this looks like. Since we're capturing 360 video, you can see above, below, and all around, allowing you to capture the things you need and know you need to capture. Because OpenSpace is capturing 100% coverage as you walk the project. To navigate the images, I can just click anywhere on the plan along the path that was walked, and it jumps me to that location. I can also use these blue donuts, just like Google Maps. And if you're on your walk and you want to take a photo with your mobile device, it will automatically tag it on the plan and the location you took that image and give the cone of view and the direction that you took that image. We call these field notes. You can also create these within the 360 images after your walks. But what these allow you to do is mark up the image. It gives the context of where that photo was taken and the direction it was taken. You can add members to watch them. You can add tags to help with filtering and organizing reports, and you can add descriptions. People use these to track QEQC items, punch list, safety items. And the nice thing is we've created some powerful integrations with the Autodesk Construction Cloud with been 360 and Plangerid as well as ProCore that allow you to push these field notes to issues, observations, RFIs, and punch list. And what that does is uploads the images and the plan with all the context. So you no longer have to pull the plan down and mark it up, pull the image down and mark it up, and then upload those to RFIs, images, and issues. This makes that process heck of a lot more efficient. If I want to jump to another level, I can do that by clicking the other level and selecting the point in the plan that I want to travel to. One of the more powerful tools in OpenSpace is as you continue to capture your job as the project progresses, you can do split views and go back to any point in time to see what was behind walls, above ceilings, see the current condition, versus any other condition back previously. And this helps with, as issues arise in the future, you can find that leaky pipe, you can find a valve, you can confirm if blocking was installed or wasn't installed. If a inspection for fire stopping, if a location was missed, you can go back and prove that fire stopping was installed without having to open up the wall or open up the ceiling and take a peek. So this alone has become one of the more valuable tools within OpenSpace. One of our other popular features is our bin compare. All you have to do is click this bin button. And the model will open in the same location as the image you are viewing. And the nice thing about what we do at OpenSpace is we fully line the model to your images. So if you know how to view the images, you know how to view bin just by clicking on that plan. And this allows supers, pms, anyone else in the field, they no longer have to learn a special 3D software or have a license to that software. If they know how to view the images within OpenSpace, they know how to navigate bin, which is making it a more powerful tool in the field. Those are the features I want to show you today. I hope you enjoyed this and thank you.