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Based in Miami, Florida, Cintoo is a technology company that transforms laser scan data and point cloud information into high-fidelity 3D digital twins through its cloud-based platform. The software enables architecture, engineering, and construction professionals to securely upload, visualize, and manage massive datasets for complex building information modeling and digital twin workflows. Utilizing proprietary TurboMesh technology, the platform converts heavy point cloud data into lightweight, multiresolution 3D meshes that stream directly within standard web browsers. Users can compare as-built scan data against existing computer-aided design models to identify design clashes and structural misalignments across manufacturing, asset management, and facilities management applications. Following initial technology development, the commercial platform officially became publicly available to enterprise customers in late 2018. Cintoo was originally founded in 2013 by a core team of three PhDs, alongside executive leadership including Pouliquen.
Cintoo has raised $46.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Cintoo.
Cintoo was founded in 2013 by Dominique Pouliquen (Co-Founder and CEO of Cintoo US) and Marc Antonini (Co-Founder) and Denis Thibaudin (CEO & Co-Founder) and Leonardo H.Fonteles (Co-Founder & CTO).
Cintoo has raised $46.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Cintoo is a Miami-based technology company that builds a cloud-based Visual Twin Platform for transforming massive laser scan and reality capture data into lightweight, high-fidelity 3D meshes and digital twins. It serves industries like architecture, engineering, construction (AEC), automotive manufacturing, energy, oil & gas, and manufacturing by solving the challenges of managing, sharing, and collaborating on enormous 3D datasets from scanners, drones, or 360 panoramas.[1][2][4][5] The platform's core, TurboMesh, compresses point clouds for seamless cloud streaming, AI-driven analysis, BIM/CAD integration, and immersive VR experiences, enabling remote workflows for as-built verification, clash detection, asset management, and Scan-to-BIM processes.[1][2][3][7] Cintoo demonstrates strong growth momentum through global expansion, tailored enterprise editions, Metaverse capabilities, and adoption by major players like Ford, GM, Tesla, BP, and TotalEnergies, positioning it as a leader in reality data accessibility.[1][5]
Cintoo's core technology originated in July 2013 when three PhDs began developing innovative streaming and compression algorithms to manage massive point clouds efficiently in the cloud.[1][3] This breakthrough was embedded into the Cintoo Cloud platform, which launched publicly in late 2018, allowing users to upload, stream, and collaborate on huge 3D files via web browsers.[1][3] Led by CEO Cyril Pouliquen, the company scaled from its Miami base, expanding globally to meet demand in reality capture and digital twins.[1][5] Early traction came from addressing the pain of handling scan data too large for traditional sharing, evolving into a full platform with TurboMesh, AI features, and integrations that bridged physical assets with digital models.[2][5][7]
Cintoo rides the digital twin and reality capture wave, fueled by laser scanning advancements that generate vast "Reality Data" but overwhelm legacy systems for storage, sharing, and analysis.[5][7] Timing is ideal amid remote work demands, AI integration in AEC/manufacturing, and Industry 4.0 shifts toward asset optimization without downtime—e.g., factories planning renovations virtually or energy firms monitoring pipelines.[2][4][5] Market forces like rising scanner adoption, BIM mandates, and cloud computing favor Cintoo's compression edge, reducing manual effort and enabling profitability through clash detection and progress tracking.[1][7] It influences the ecosystem by democratizing 3D data as a "single source of truth," fostering cross-platform synergy and immersive Metaverse tools that redefine collaboration in physical-to-digital workflows.[1][2]
Cintoo is poised to dominate cloud-based reality capture with expanding AI for predictive maintenance, deeper Metaverse/VR integrations, and broader industry adoption amid digital twin market growth. Trends like generative AI on scans, edge computing for real-time twins, and sustainability-driven asset efficiency will propel it, potentially evolving into a universal platform bridging all reality data sources. As the bridge from raw scans to actionable digital synergy, Cintoo transforms industry gamechanger into global standard.[1][2][5]
Key people at Cintoo.
Cintoo was founded in 2013 by Dominique Pouliquen (Co-Founder and CEO of Cintoo US) and Marc Antonini (Co-Founder) and Denis Thibaudin (CEO & Co-Founder) and Leonardo H.Fonteles (Co-Founder & CTO).
Cintoo has raised $46.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Cintoo's investors include Partech Ventures, Armilar Venture Partners, Swanlaab Venture Factory, AMAVI Capital.
Cintoo has raised $46.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $40.0M Series B in November 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2024 | $40M Series B | Partech Ventures | Armilar Venture Partners, Swanlaab Venture Factory | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2022 | $6M Series A | Armilar Venture Partners, Amavi Capital | Swanlaab Venture Factory | Announced |
