What is Cupix and what does its spatial intelligence platform do?

Cupix is a spatial intelligence platform for construction and facility management that turns 360° video into measurable 3D digital twins and time-stamped 4D site records. Teams use it to document sites, track construction progress, verify work against BIM, and keep maintenance records—without repeated site visits. It fits construction, oil & gas, manufacturing, data center, healthcare, government, and similar built-environment teams that need shareable spatial context.

What the platform actually produces

The core input is ordinary 360° camera footage. Cupix's AI converts that footage into a detailed 3D model—not just a virtual tour, but a spatial record you can measure and revisit. Because captures can be repeated over time, the model becomes a 4D record: the same space tracked across dates, so changes are visible and documented.

From that base, the platform covers:

• 360° video to 3D map — capture to navigable model
• 4D documentation — spatial changes tracked over time
• Spatial collaboration — shared context across teams and locations
• Off-site BIM verification — check as-built conditions against the model remotely
• Construction progress tracking and drone mapping as related workflows

What teams use it for

The site lists these practical uses: reducing site visits, tracking changes, validating work, and maintaining complete site records. In day-to-day terms, that means a project team can capture a floor once, then let owners, engineers, and off-site reviewers inspect and measure it without traveling to the site.

Example task

A facility manager needs to confirm whether a mechanical room matches the design after a retrofit. Instead of scheduling a walkthrough, the team captures a 360° video, generates the model, and compares it against the BIM—flagging discrepancies from a desk.

Industries and scale

Cupix positions itself for both construction and non-construction settings:

The site states the platform is used by "thousands of global leaders" across these sectors and emphasizes enterprise-grade security.

How to evaluate it for your team

1. Check capture fit — confirm your 360° camera workflow matches what you need to document.
2. Map your use case — progress tracking, BIM verification, or maintenance records each lean on different features.
3. Review pricing and access — the site links to a Pricing page; confirm plan details and any login requirements there rather than assuming terms.
4. Request a demo — the site offers a demo request and sign-in path for hands-on evaluation.

If your goal is turning site footage into measurable, shareable spatial records and cutting repeat site visits, Cupix is built for exactly that. If you only need static virtual tours, the 4D and measurement capabilities go beyond that need.