Hotel COVA is the twin Scope3D uses to demonstrate a refurbishment
running on the model rather than beside it. It is a worked example, not a customer deployment.
Every crew reads the same model
Status carried on the room itself
The ops copilot on the demo twin — ask about a room, it flies you there
The Hotel COVA demo twin — a worked refurbishment example, not a live deployment.
IndustryWorked example / Hospitality
What the example coversGuest rooms, plus pool, lobby, restaurant and gym as areas
Each guest room carries its own status on the twin itself, not in a spreadsheet beside it. Open the property and the whole floor reads back at a glance: which rooms are stripped, which are with the trades, which are blocked and waiting on somebody. Nobody has to ask the site manager which rooms actually moved this week.
Area scopes sit alongside the rooms, so the pool, the lobby, the restaurant and the gym each carry their own budget, forecast and blocker list against the same model everyone else is already working in.
Live room status:
Stripped, in progress, blocked or signed off — room by room, live.
Trades on the job:
Who is in the room today, and who is still waiting.
Budget vs forecast:
Committed against forecast, per room and per area.
The problem this example is built around: a refurbishment run off a stack of static PDFs nobody can keep in sync. Every room handover means re-walking the floor by hand, with each trade working off a different drawing.
Every team works from one 3D twin the owner holds. Scoping a room, or finding what is blocking it, is done in the browser against the same model everybody else is looking at.
Worked example On the Hotel COVA demo twin — not a customer deployment
Ask the copilot about a room or an area and it flies the twin there rather than answering you in text. Ask it what is blocking the pool and the camera lands on the pool itself, the area scope opens beside it and the blocker is named for you. Trades, owner and operator all end up looking at the same geometry instead of four different PDF sets.
Anything the twin cannot answer yet is a gap you can fill in place: tag the asset, note the blocker, raise the ticket. The record stays on the element, so it is still there for the next refurbishment.
One live model:
Every trade opens the same twin in a browser — nothing to install for the studio.
Ask in the model:
The copilot flies to the room you asked about.
Nothing gets lost:
Notes and tickets stay pinned to the element itself.
Bring the files you already have. We will show you the twin you keep for the life of the building.