Our real-time 3D digital twin collaboration tool, SiteView, offers life-like virtual remote site navigation, progress tracking, as-built vs. BIM analysis, 3D measurements, and 3D annotations.
SiteView is completely customizable with any combination of the features in this overview. Specific SiteViews can be configured for particular use case, or made public and viewable by third parties without the need to log in.

Step 1 - Open a browser and go to the Team URL, or use the link sent to you. (Ex: demo.cupix-au.works)
Step 2 - Enter your email and password to log in.

Step 3 - The Projects you have access to are listed in CupixWorks. (The workspace can be selected to filter the projects listed.)
Step 4 - Click on SiteView ad select the specific view you need. (The avaliable SiteViews will show in a pop-up window.)

Step 5 - SiteView will begin to load. (Internet connection will determine the load time.)

Step6 - The default view show a single capture with the reference plan in a floating window.
Step 7 - The level and data can be set using the options at the bottom of SiteView.
Step 8 - The capture viewer options are available in all views, and have various uses. A common tool in most views is timeline report, which takes a screen shot and generates a report for export.

Step 9 - Plan Viewer displays the reference plan in 2D showing all 360° images as pano bubbles. A toolbar includes several options, including switching to 3D view.
Step 10 - Maximise, or minimise the view here.
Step 11 - Change the reference plan shown here.

Step 12 - 3D plan viewer displays the reference plan overlayed with a 3D mesh. (A 3D map capture is required.) The toolbar includes options to switch to coloured points, adjust clipping, and change 2D viewer settings.

Step 13 - Timeline Compare allows the comparison between 2 dates on level. (The level and date is changed at the bottom.)
Step 14 - Similar viewer options are available, including the timeline report.

Step 15 - Will be updated once the new timeline report is released.

Step 16 - BIM Compare allows the comparison between a capture and a BIM model. (The level and data is changed at the bottom, along with the BIM model.)
Step 17 - BIM Viewer has several options, including, measurements, add a plane, model structure and settings. (BIM settings include configuration, navigation, appearance, and environment.

Step 18 - Capture Comparisons can be setup as dual, triple, or quad, similar to timeline compare. ( Configured in SiteView design by the project admin.)

Step 19 - Measurement tools are in a pop-out panel, which is available in any of the afore-mentioned views.
Step 20 - Saved measurements will be listed in the pop-out panel. (Filter the measurements using the drop down menus.
Step 21 - The measurement details are displayed, along with the XYZ coordinates of the start point. ( Saved measurements will be visible to all project members.

Step 22 - Avaiable captures on the project can be viewed and sele
Step 23 - The capture can be uploaded from mobile, or on PC with Cupix Connect.(Cupix Connect is recommended)

Step 24 - Layers can be turned on and off to display measurements and work areas. (Work areas need to be configured in the project.

Step 25 - Annotations are listed by type, capture, then creator. New annotations are added using the new button.