Discover the newly updated SiteInsights Dashboard. The new SiteInsights Dashboard will provide Overview and Completion Details pages, granting you a quick overview of project advancement or the opportunity to delve into specific category developments using synchronized BIM models. 

Overview Page

The Overview page provides a clearer snapshot of project progress. Benefit from refined representations of overall advancement—presented as percentages or quantities within subcategories. This improvement ensures a comprehensive understanding of project development.

1. Completed Quantities: You can view the accumulated progress for the specified date, level, and category from the Dashboard Settings (④) on the right.
2. Completed Quantities per Subcategories: You can view each category's accumulated progress for the specified date, level, and category.
3. Completion Progress: You can view the selected category's completion progress for the specified date and level.
4. Dashboard Settings: You can specify the date, level, and category for the completed quantity and progress from here.

Completion Details Page

The Completion Details page provides a comprehensive view of category progress based on status and phase. Moreover, the new Reality Check feature assists you in gaining a deeper understanding of specific category advancements by utilizing color-coded BIM models synchronized with the Capture Viewer.

1. Reality Check: Color-coded BIM synchronized with Capture Viewer can be displayed by turning the 'Reality Check' toggle on.
2. List of Color-coded BIM Objects by Status: The progress of each category based on 'Status' or 'Phase' can be viewed. 
3. Filters: When the BIM is color-coded according to status, you can filter the display based on three different statuses: Completed, On-going, and Not Started. 

The capturing process has been streamlined into just two steps: ①Start Video Walk and ②Stop Video Walk. There's no longer a need for ③marking the final position.

Other Cupix Capture Lite Updates

• Auto Camera Scan

DepthPick™ is a unique point-picking approach developed by Cupix. This feature enables you to effortlessly select 3D Coordinates within a 360° panoramic image with just a single click. Unlike the previous Stereo-matching method, DepthPick™ allows a seamless selection of 3D Coordinates on edges or corners, even on flat surfaces lacking distinct patterns or textures. By rendering the process of selecting 3D coordinates more user-friendly and intuitive, DepthPick™ enhances the overall usability of functions that demand 3D coordinate selection, such as dimension measuring.

How and When to Use DepthPick™ 

Using DepthPick™ is simple. If a Capture has a 3D Dollhouse in it, all you need to do is click on the desired spot, and the correlated 3D Coordinate will be automatically selected by Cupix AI.

However, if there is no Dollhouse or if the Dollhouse exists but there is insufficient geometry at the selected point, the Stereo-matching method will be initiated for point picking.

Other Related Updates

• Volume Measurement
• Measurement List

SiteView now incorporates Volume Measurement functionality and enables measurements directly from the Capture Viewer or via the 3D Dollhouse within the Plan Viewer. Thanks to Cupix's advanced 3D mapping technology, documenting the jobsite has become an effortless task and offers both accuracy and convenience. With the advent of the new Volume Measurement feature, a realm of possibilities unfolds before you: from calculating rough estimates like earth cut and fill to excavation and optimizing cargo space, or even evaluating crop growth, all these tasks can be accomplished right from the confines of your workspace. 

Measuring Volume is straightforward: by simply defining a Base Plane, the tool automatically computes both the mass above the plane's surface and the space below it. For step-by-step guidance on specifying the Base Plane, please refer to the short guide videos below.

How to Set Base Plane ① - Default Method

This method is the easiest and most fundamental way to measure volume in SiteView. 

1. Pick points around the subject you want to measure and then press Enter. Base Plane will be generated automatically based on those points. 

How to Set Base Plane ② - Setting Up Reference Plane

This method comes in handy when there's not enough geometry around the subject you want to measure for placing points. This method can also be used when a common reference plane is needed to facilitate easy comparison between measured volumes.

1. Pick at least three points around the desired location, where you want to set a Reference Plane, and press Enter. Refernce Plane will be generated automatically based on those points.
2. Pick points around the subject you want to measure and then press Enter. Base Plane will be generated automatically based on those points. 

Other Related Updates

• Volume Measurement
• Depth Pick™

Our newly introduced feature allows you to save and share Measured Dimensions effortlessly with other members invited to the SiteView. When a dimension is measured, it will get sorted based on its Capture Date, mirroring the organization of Annotation. When you click on a measurement from the list, you will be promptly directed to the Measured Location. This not only facilitates a closer examination of the dimension but also enhances your comprehension of the surrounding environment. For added convenience in sharing, you can make use of the Deeplink located in the Share menu at the lower left corner of the Site View, ensuring seamless collaboration with colleagues whenever the need arises.

Measurement List's Interface

1. Measurement Tools: Length, Radius, Angle, Plane, Path, Area, Volume can be measured.
2. Type Filter: Only filtered type(s) of dimensions will be displayed in the Measurement List, Capture & Plan Viewer.
3. Capture Date Filter: This filter can display dimensions corresponding to the Capture Date selected in the Main Capture Viewer only or show all dimensions from all Capture Dates.
4. Group Menu: All dimensions in the Group can be copied to a clipboard or the entire Measurement Group can be deleted.
5. Measurement Menu: An individual dimension can be copied to a clipboard or deleted from the Group. Measurement's name can also be edited as well.

Other Related Updates

• Volume Measurement
• Depth Pick™

Users can now adjust the opacity of the 3D Dollhouse. This functionality is particularly valuable when comparing various floor plans with 3D Dollhouses. By making simple adjustments to the opacity of the 3D Dollhouse, users can easily observe information from 2D plans, such as dimensions and markups, as they are projected onto the floor of the 3D Dollhouse.

How to Adjust 3D Dollhouse Opacity

1. Click the 3D View Settings in the toolbar at the bottom of the Plan Viewer.
2. Adjust the Point Transparency.

Other 3D Dollhouse Updates

• 3D Dollhouse Quality Enhancement
• 3D Dollhouse Clipping View Adjustment

The latest update introduces the ability for users to modify the X, Y, and Z clipping planes within the 3D Dollhouse. By incorporating this new feature, users can attain more concentrated and intricate insights into the actual constructed state and can conduct deliberate analysis of distinct components such as walls, floors, and columns effortlessly. This capability becomes exceptionally beneficial in scenarios comparing 3D Dollhouse and BIM models. It allows for accurate assessment and also is invaluable when strategically situating BIM objects within the spatial constraints of the 3D Dollhouse.

How to Adjust Clipping Plane

1. Click on the clipping tool located in the toolbar at the bottom of the Plan Viewer.
2. Adjust the X, Y, and Z values by either sliding the controls or directly inputting values into the designated fields.

Other 3D Dollhouse Updates

• 3D Dollhouse Quality Enhancement
• 3D Dollhouse Opacity Adjustment

Our 3D Dollhouse has taken a significant leap in quality. With the use of 360-degree videos, our 3D Dollhouse not only greatly reduces noise, but also captures even the most intricate surface details, effectively addressing photogrammetric challenges such as colorless walls. This substantial technological advancement translates into a more thorough 3D representation and documentation of a jobsite's status, which makes it even easier to use for generating as-built 2D plans and BIM. It's worth noting that this improvement in quality doesn't involve any changes to our capturing method. As a result, the user's jobsite documentation remains as accessible and efficient as it has always been.

Before and After Comparison

Other 3D Dollhouse Updates

• 3D Dollhouse Clipping View Adjustment
• 3D Dollhouse Opacity Adjustment

Introducing the upcoming new enhancement to Cupix Capture Lite's functionality: the 'Auto Camera Scan' feature. With this update, the app will automatically compile a comprehensive list of available cameras nearby. This convenient new feature aims to eliminate the need for users to navigate their phone's Wi-Fi settings to locate and connect with their 360° camera. It will streamline camera registration and simplify your approach to jobsite documentation using CupixWorks, requiring just about 1 tap to get started. In this guide, we'll walk you through how to use this new feature.

Check List

Before you dive into this enhanced feature, here are some key points to ensure a seamless experience:

• Verify that your camera is powered on and your phone's Location, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi are activated.
• Supported camera models: 
  • Insta360: ONE X2, ONE RS 1-inch, Sphere, ONE X3, ONE RS
  • Ricoh: Theta Z1 (Please note that 3D Dollhouse is not supported)
• Please note that this feature is exclusively available on the Cupix Capture Lite App and is not accessible through the Cupix Capture Pro App.

How to Autoscan Nearby Cameras 

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1. Turn your 360° camera on.
2. Make sure your cellphone's Location, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi are activated.
3. Open Cupix Capture Lite.
4. Select 'Connect 360° Camera' and initiate a Bluetooth scan for nearby cameras.
5. Choose the camera you wish to connect from the provided list.

Download Links

• iOS: Download from the App Store
• Android: Download from Google Play Store

Other Cupix Capture Lite Updates

• Simpler Capturing Process

The new permission system has become even simpler and more intuitive. The names of permission types have also been changed to role-based and the locations, such as Workspace, Project and SiteView, have been added to the front of the names, making it easier for the users to intuitively understand what level of permission they have in which location. As part of this update, we will automatically transfer the current permission settings to the new roles, as per our new permission structure. (See here for more information)

• Team Admin: An administrator for the entire team. Admin can create and delete Workspaces, and add administrators or members to the Team, Workspace, and Projects. In addition, Admin has access to all the functionalities that Workspace Admins can use. The Super Admin or other Admins can designate an Admin in the Team Settings.
• Workspace Admin: An administrator for a Workspace. Workspace Admin can create and delete Projects, and add administrators or members to the Workspace, and Projects underneath. In addition, Workspace Admin has access to all the functionalities that Project Admins can use. Admins or other Workspace Admins can designate a Workspace Admin in the Workspace.

• Project Admin: An administrator for a Project. Project Admin can create and delete SiteViews, and add administrators or members to the Project, and SiteViews underneath. In addition, Project Admin has access to all the functionalities that Project Members can use. Workspace Admins or other Project Admins can designate a Project Admin in the Project Admin Center. Please see the screenshot of the new Member tab in the Project Admin Center Above.
• Project Member: A member of a Project who has access to additional functionalities within the Project, including SiteInsights, Deviation Check, and capturing using the CupixCaptureApp. Project Member does not have administrative permissions to add other members to the Project or SiteViews underneath. However, Project Member has access to all the functionalities that SiteView Members can use. Please refer to the screenshot of the new Member tab in the Project Admin Center above.
• SiteView Member: A member of a SiteView who has access to all the functionalities within the SiteView they are invited to. However, since this is not an administrative permission type, SiteView members cannot add other members to any SiteViews. SiteView members have access only to the SiteViews they are invited to. For more information, please refer to the screenshot of the new Member tab in the Project Admin Center above.