EarthCam Marks 30 Years with New Line of Time-Lapse Cameras
New series delivers ultra-high-resolution imagery for every stage of construction
UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J., November 5, 2026 – EarthCam, the global leader in live camera technology, content and services, today unveiled its 2027 Time-Lapse Series, the company’s latest line of professional construction cameras for ultra-high-resolution visual documentation. The expanded 2027 line gives customers greater flexibility to match camera capabilities to the size, duration and complexity of each project, from full-frame, fixed-position cameras to robotic systems with extreme optical zoom and 12,000-megapixel panoramas.For 30 years, EarthCam has provided owners and general contractors with high-quality cameras and software to monitor, document and promote construction projects, from commercial and retail build-outs to the largest and most complex construction projects in the world.
The new line includes the GigapixelCam X12, a robotic camera featuring live streaming video, 360° pan and 90° upward tilt. Its 43x optical zoom lets users investigate distant work areas or tilt to follow progress on large-scale structures, all from a single camera installation. The GigapixelCam X12 combines 4K broadcast-quality video recording, optical image stabilization, an automated wiper and panorama archiving with imagery up to 12 gigapixels (12,000 megapixels).
Launched in EarthCam’s 30th anniversary year, the 2027 line also includes two new Work Zone Cam fixed-position cameras built for time-lapse. Work Zone Cam Epic combines the extreme clarity of a full-frame 61-megapixel sensor with EarthCam AI analytics, preserving the detail needed to examine progress while capturing wide views for historic time-lapse content. Work Zone Cam Epic comes standard with a professional 16mm wide-angle lens and an optional zoom lens is available.
Work Zone Cam Solstice is a full-frame, 26-megapixel, solar-powered camera system that provides high-resolution jobsite imagery as work progresses and automates cinematic time-lapse production throughout the project, giving project teams and stakeholders an ongoing video record to showcase progress, review changing site conditions and stay informed without relying on site visits.
“For three decades, EarthCam has shared a front-row seat to discover how the world gets built,” said Brian Cury, CEO and founder of EarthCam. “We’ve provided our customers with epic time-lapse movies documenting multiyear projects that reshape skylines. We’ve mixed art and technology to capture sports stadiums, bridges, museums and landmarks, becoming the go-to provider for construction time-lapse. Our 2027 Time-Lapse Series carries that legacy forward with ultra-high-resolution imaging designed for construction in the 21st century.”
Built for the realities of active construction sites, all cameras in the line are protected by field-proven, weatherproof enclosures designed for dependable all-season operation in the most demanding outdoor environments.
EarthCam’s Control Center SaaS platform has long been the first choice among industry leaders for smart project documentation, promotion, safety and security. EarthCam provides camera rentals, professional installation and EarthCam AI analytics to make construction project management more efficient with powerful visual data. Integrations with Procore and Autodesk Construction Cloud bring that visual data directly into the platforms that project teams already use. Mobile apps provide convenient access to all visual information from the field. EarthCam’s 2027 Time-Lapse Series is available now. To learn more or schedule a demonstration, visit EarthCam.net/timelapse.
ABOUT EARTHCAM
EarthCam®, headquartered in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, is the global leader in visual intelligence for construction. By integrating advanced camera technology, reality capture and AI-powered analytics, EarthCam empowers construction professionals to enhance productivity, improve safety and understand risk. With the industry’s highest-resolution imagery and a proven track record of documenting projects collectively valued at over a trillion dollars, EarthCam helps clients see more and worry less.
EarthCam’s 30-year legacy of construction project documentation includes One World Trade Center, One Vanderbilt, St. Regis Chicago, Hudson Yards, new Nissan Stadium, SoFi Stadium, Allegiant Stadium, Highmark Stadium, LAX, Moynihan Station, San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, Panama Canal Expansion, The Red Sea Project, FIFA Qatar Stadiums, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, Whitney Museum of American Art, Louvre Abu Dhabi, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Statue of Liberty Museum, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
Learn more about EarthCam’s innovative solutions at EarthCam.net.