Alex Galvan

If you use 3D terrestrial, mobile, or drone laser scanners to manage your company's assets and Digital Twins, Cintoo will help you navigate your massive laser scan data. Cintoo transforms each of your laser scans into a high-resolution 3D mesh, which is 10 to 20 times smaller in size than the source point cloud, with no compromise to accuracy. Once your mesh is in the cloud, the data then becomes collaborative, shareable and distributable via a simple WebGL browser such as Google Chrome for your BIM or Digital Twin workflows. Organize scans into work-logic zones with access right management, and enrich scan data with measurements, notes, private notes, issues or heat maps to enable collaboration on a one-to-one or one-to-many basis for enhanced engagement and time savings. Integrated scan-versus-BIM model or scan-versus-scan comparison tools help you assess the BIM model or Digital Twin’s accuracy and completeness, and perform field verification and progress monitoring during construction. Those issues detected in Cintoo can then be pushed to your BIM coordination platforms such as Autodesk BIM 360, Autodesk Build, BIM Track or Procore, or exported in PDF or BCF files. Cintoo can inversely transform the 3D mesh back into the source point cloud format with no compromise on accuracy for distribution to your team members or contractors, who can then use it in CAD software such as Autodesk Revit or Navisworks. You can create your own crops and download them in point cloud or mesh format for desktop-based modelling (scan-to-BIM) or clash detection. Cintoo is the platform of choice to make the best use of your laser scanning investment and to improve collaboration between your team members, contractors and customers.