CupixWorks Spatial Digital Twin Platform

Cupix Inc. is a spatial intelligence company with a registered address in Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, and a website in English, Korean and Japanese. It targets the gap between design models and what is actually built on construction and facility sites, where manual inspections and laser scanning are slow and expensive.

CupixWorks turns a single 360-degree video walk into a positioned, time-stamped 3D digital twin, building a 4D record of the site over time. Teams can measure existing conditions, overlay BIM to detect deviations, log notes and issues, and combine laser scans, drone imagery and BIM in one hub. The SiteInsights add-on uses AI to analyse completion by work area, trade and BIM category. Users include general contractors, engineering firms, owners and public agencies.

• 360 video to 3D: Converts a walkthrough video into a navigable 3D map with automatic positioning.
• 4D documentation: Time-stamps every capture so changes on site can be compared over time.
• BIM deviation analysis: Overlays design models on as-built captures to find installation errors.
• SiteInsights: Uses AI to report completion rates by work area, trade and BIM category.
• Spatial hub: Unifies laser scans, drone mapping, point clouds and BIM in one platform.
• Collaboration: Lets owners and contractors measure, comment and track issues on the twin.

A Vietnamese contractor building a factory or data center can verify MEP installation against BIM before ceilings are closed. An industrial park developer can share weekly 3D progress twins with foreign investors who cannot visit the site. A building owner can keep a navigable as-built record to plan renovations and maintenance.

Cupix states it is used by 70% of the ENR Top 30 general contractors and has captured more than 20,000 project sites since 2023, with AI verifying over one million as-built BIM elements daily. Customer quotes cite 8x faster progress reporting at Tutor Perini, 16x faster capture than laser scanning at BNBuilders and field reports cut from three hours to 20 minutes at Parc Olympique.

Asian contractors and owners are moving from periodic inspections to continuous digital records of site conditions, driven by data center, infrastructure and industrial investment. Low-cost 360 cameras and AI processing make digital twins affordable beyond flagship projects, and owners increasingly ask for as-built twins to support facility management after handover.

Korean entity Cupix Co., Ltd. with an address in Seongnam (Pangyo area), Gyeonggi-do; regional cloud instances for the US, EU and Australia. Autodesk AEC Gold Technology Partner. Korean public clients include Seoul, Jeju, Busan and LH, and the Korean site references the 2025 SME cloud service adoption support program.