  Effective progress monitoring is crucial for the successful delivery of the
construction project within the stipulated time and budget. Construction
projects are often monitored irregularly through time-consuming physical site
visits by multiple project stakeholders. Remote monitoring using robotic
cyber-physical systems (CPS) can make the process more efficient and safer.
This article presents a conceptual framework for robotic CPS for automated
reality capture and visualization for remote progress monitoring in
construction. The CPS integrates quadruped robot, Building Information
Modelling (BIM), and 360{\deg} reality capturing to autonomously capture, and
visualize up-to-date site information. Additionally, the study explores the
factors affecting acceptance of the proposed robotic CPS through
semi-structured interviews with seventeen progress monitoring experts. The
findings will guide construction management teams in adopting CPS in
construction and drive further research in the human-centered development of
CPS for construction.
