Cintoo Reality Capture Platform

Cintoo develops a cloud platform for processing, visualizing and managing 3D scan and reality capture data. It addresses heavy point-cloud files that are hard to share across AEC and industrial teams. Its privacy policy lists Cintoo US, Inc. in Miami, Florida; the founding year is not stated.

The platform comes in BIM Edition (scan-to-BIM), Twin Edition (connecting CAD or BIM models with enterprise data) and 360 Edition (360 video in 3D workflows). TurboMesh converts point clouds to lightweight meshes, with AI classification and a VR experience built on Unreal Engine. The site claims 110,000+ professionals, including Arup, Stantec and Hensel Phelps.

• BIM Edition: scan-to-BIM workflows with Revit models.
• Twin Edition: link CAD or BIM models with enterprise data.
• 360 Edition: lightweight 360 video inside 3D workflows.
• TurboMesh: patented point-cloud-to-mesh technology.
• AI classification: categorizes scan data.
• VR experience and SDK: Unreal Engine streaming via Cintoo SDK.

• Factory owners keeping as-built scans for retrofit planning.
• Contractors comparing scans with BIM during construction.
• Facility teams linking asset data to a 3D twin of an existing building.

• TurboMesh turns heavy point clouds into lightweight meshes viewable in a browser.
• Unlimited users model lets many stakeholders view the same scan data.
• Vendor-agnostic support accepts data from different laser scanners.
• ISO 27001, SOC 2 and GDPR compliance are listed.

Scan-to-BIM is growing in Vietnam for renovation, factory retrofits and as-built checks, but large scan files slow sharing. Lightweight cloud viewing and digital twin links address that for Southeast Asian owners.

Cintoo Workspace announced 2 July 2026 at AWE 2026, where Cintoo VR Experience won the Auggie Award for Best Reality Capture Solution. Upcoming events include BIM World Munich on 24-25 November 2026.