Hypercliq · Athens, Greece

Thoughtful software for difficult data.

We build spatial tools, data platforms, and research software with partners across Europe.

Our focus

Clear structures. Useful interfaces. Careful implementation.

Our approach

The work starts with understanding the problem.

Research and product teams often have more information than they can use. We help give that information structure, then build tools around the people who need it.

Our recent work includes 3D scans, XR, and construction technology. Earlier projects cover workplace health and product design.

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What we do

From data to working software.

We work with partners from the first questions through to a usable system. Our projects often bring together data engineering, design, and research.

Spatial data and visualization

We build tools for inspecting 3D scans, Gaussian splats, and other complex data.

Data platforms

We structure and connect information so teams can find it, maintain it, and use it in their work.

Applied AI and research software

We develop software for research projects, including machine learning workflows and domain specific tools.

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Selected work

Work you can look through.

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3D Gaussian splats · LiDAR

Splat Viewer

We use Splat Viewer to inspect Gaussian splats and LiDAR scans, measure spaces, and extract building geometry. We developed it for LUMINOUS Pilot 3 and continue to extend it for other 3DGS work.

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44 sec · Scan captured by Ricoh

What the video shows

The viewer opens an E57 scan captured by Ricoh as a coloured point cloud. The camera moves through the scanned rooms.
The tool marks detected walls, floors, and ceilings with different colours. It then shows wall faces, door and window openings, and a room model around the scan.
The video ends with a view of the extracted building layout and a Splat Viewer feature summary.

LUMINOUS · Pilot 3

Architecture, voice, and spatial tools

For LUMINOUS, we authored the platform architecture, worked on its voice layer, and developed Splat Viewer for architectural review. The video shows the viewer processing a scan captured by Ricoh.

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