Name: Cupix
Brand: Cupix

About Cupix

Cupix makes a 3D digital twin platform for construction and facility management, built on 360 degree photos and video. The jobsite is captured through a phone app that drives a 360 camera, and the platform turns that footage into a navigable 3D model of the site. The company says the same platform then lets teams share a variety of information about the built world across its lifecycle, in one place.

Remote inspection and comparison

Teams can inspect, annotate and take measurements from a distance. Digital twins captured on different dates can be compared to monitor how work is progressing. Cupix says it also compares as-designed BIM models with the as-built digital twin, so that mistakes can be caught before they become costly, and that annotations organized by location give a record of site conditions when a dispute arises.

Across the built-world lifecycle

According to the company, thousands of leaders in construction, oil and gas, manufacturing and government use the platform to digitize their physical sites, reduce site visits and keep complete site records. It also describes enterprise features for combining laser scans and drone data in the same record. A related product, CupixHomes, is a 3D virtual tour tool for photographers, real estate agents and retailers.

TrustList summary

Cupix is a cloud platform that converts 360-degree photos and video into 3D digital twins of buildings and work sites. Teams use it to document progress, inspect remotely and compare what was built with the design. Repeat captures create a time-stamped record of changes.

Main features

360 capture: a mobile app that controls a 360 camera to record a site.
Remote inspection: viewing, annotating and measuring a project away from the site.
Progress tracking: comparing twins from different dates to follow work over time.
Design comparison: checking as-built twins against BIM models.
CupixHomes: a virtual tour product for photographers, real estate agents and retailers.

Who it works with

The site names construction, oil and gas, manufacturing and government as sectors that use the platform, including sites such as railways, commercial buildings and vessel interiors.