Cintoo is a technology company.
Cintoo provides a digital twin platform and reality capture software that enables users to securely upload, process, visualize, and manage massive 3D scan datasets from anywhere in the world.
Cintoo has raised $46.0M across 2 funding rounds.
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]
Cintoo has raised $46.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Cintoo's investors include Armilar Venture Partners, Partech Ventures, Swanlaab Venture Factory.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2024 | $40.0M Series B | Armilar Venture Partners, Partech Ventures, Swanlaab Venture Factory | |
| Jan 1, 2022 | $6.0M Series A | Armilar Venture Partners, Swanlaab Venture Factory |