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Connect 2D documentation with 3D scan data with Cintoo’s new P&ID viewer

Wednesday, February 18, 2026

New P&ID Viewer and Editor bridges decades of legacy documentation with reality capture and BIM to transform decision-making in oil, gas and heavy industry

Cintoo has released its new P&ID Viewer and Editor, enabling 2D technical documentation to be uploaded directly inside a digital twin and fully integrated with 3D scan data for immediate asset contextualisation.

Industrial operators relying on digital twins to improve safety, efficiency and asset performance still face a critical challenge - how to connect years of 2D engineering documentation with modern 3D reality capture and BIM data.

Cintoo addresses this by enabling operators and asset managers to navigate synchronised 2D and 3D environments in a single platform to locate assets instantly, verify pipe routes, access live metadata and validate conditions directly against both engineering documents and real-world conditions.

'In 2012, I was introduced to 3D laser scanning technology, and over the past 12 years, I have focused on understanding how this technology can enhance the process industry. This includes optimising workflows with respect to P&ID production. Cintoo takes this a step further, offering a new way to bring P&IDs into scan data and gain a deeper understanding of complex sites,' says Lewis Boxer, Founder and Director of Neonex Digital, an engineering firm specialising in the process industry.

'This is an important evolution in what digital twins can deliver in today's complex operating environments,' said Dominique Pouliquen, CEO at Cintoo. 'For years, critical knowledge has been locked away in siloed P&IDs and schematics. By bringing that documentation directly into a digital twin, we're giving operators real context so they can make more informed and proactive decisions that drive greater efficiencies.'



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