Can it be built smarter, faster and at less cost?
Petar Djak believes that part of the answer lies in connecting the construction profession and modern technologies.
It was with this idea that he founded in September 2025. ARCHEON VISION, a company in Rijeka that deals with the design, professional supervision and development of technological solutions that make it easier for investors to realize construction projects.
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Peter knew from a young age what entrepreneurship looked like. He watched his father and grandfather run their own businesses and their work and attitude towards work made a strong impression on him.
The desire to move something on its own remained with him, but it was necessary to find the right direction. A few years ago, he started working with his friend Maris Badurin-Tomić. They were connected by the desire to build a job with their own knowledge and work that they can direct and develop according to their ideas.
Today, his focus is on construction, but also on the possibilities offered by modern technologies to improve established processes in the industry.
When Construction Connects to Technology
Construction projects include numerous participants, technical documentation and decisions that need to be coordinated with each other. It is here that Peter sees a space for the application of modern technologies.
ARCHEON VISION connects building knowledge with digital tools that can speed up processes, reduce irregularities, and save time and money. The goal is to make it easier for investors to implement projects, from planning to execution.
What does it look like in practice? One example is cooperation on the application of 3D LiDAR technology, which enables accurate recording of existing objects and creation of interactive digital models. Such models can facilitate the inspection of premises, the verification of dimensions and the exchange of technical information between the participants in a construction project.



For Petra, this is exactly the direction in which he wants to develop his business, i.e. apply technology where it brings concrete benefits.
A good idea also needs a space to work
Starting a company brings not only business decisions and new projects, but also quite practical issues. For Petra, one of the first anywhere is to organize daily work and receive investors.
The solution is found in our the Torpedo Business Incubator. The space enabled him to better organize his business, but also a professional environment for meetings and project presentations.
But the support doesn't stop at the office door. Petra has at its disposal a professional team of incubators, who can be contacted for business advice and educations and seminars that help him navigate among the challenges of entrepreneurship.
In the initial phase of business, much means that we have someone to contact for support.
What after the first steps?
Starting a company is one thing, and ensuring business continuity is something completely different.
Peter is at that very stage. It is being sent more and more, and the aim is to gradually create the conditions for further investment through own resources.
With a dose of caution, because we are still a young company, we can say that the business is developing in accordance with our expectations.
The Perfect Moment Doesn't Exist
After his own experience of starting a company, Peter does not promise future entrepreneurs a simple path.
It recalls that the beginning requires a lot of time, financial investment, patience and some renunciation. But he also believes that waiting for ideal circumstances can mean infinitely delaying one's own plans.

If you have an idea and opportunities to realize it, dare to move on. The perfect moment is unlikely to come and there will always be some uncertainty.
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