Smart Capsule Series
Design-led integrated cabins for tourism, hospitality and compact commercial accommodation.
- Products
- Space Capsule · Apple Capsule · MIC Cabin
- Scenarios
- Tourism · resort · hospitality
A subsidiary of CYC Group · Global modular delivery
Modular architecture,
built for the real world.
Explore CYCSPAC Smart Capsule, Engineering Modular House and Functional Special Module series, then select the right delivery solution for your project.
- Three
- product series
- Global
- project delivery
- Clear
- scope boundaries
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Every project begins with the site, use, quantity and delivery destination—not a generic price list.
Find the product series that fits the scenario.
Start with the application scenario. The result is planning guidance, not an engineering approval.
Three product series.
One modular platform.
Choose a product series by function, then match it with the right delivery solution and application scenario.
Engineering Modular Houses
Repeatable modular buildings for accommodation, administration and project-site operations.
- Products
- Dormitory · office · mobile factory · site house
- Scenarios
- Overseas site · infrastructure · plant expansion
Functional Special Modules
Purpose-specific modules that add catering, sanitation, energy and support functions.
- Products
- Kitchen · dining · toilet · energy · solar
- Scenarios
- Temporary commercial · camp · industrial support
Start with the application scenario.
Connect the operating context to the right product series and delivery solution.
Explore application scenarios →See the systems in context.
These visuals are design scenarios with no customer attribution. They help buyers discuss layout, access and operating needs before a real site is defined.
Design scenarioHoliday-park guest units
Design scenarioDealer demonstration yard
Design scenarioRemote site planning
Design scenario — no customer attribution and not a completed project.
Compare the decision,
not just the facade.
Specifications and documents vary by model, configuration and destination. This matrix shows the questions each system brings into focus.
| System | Typical use | Transport form | Deployment method | Site work | Core confirmation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Expandable Homes | Furnished living and dealer ranges | Compact folded central volume | Open, level and connect deployed sections | Positioning, foundations and services | Layout, finish and service scope |
| Folding Houses | Dealer stock and repeat site programs | Reduced stored profile | Unfold, position, anchor and connect | Handling and service connections | Deployment sequence and durability |
| Quick-Assembly Buildings | Offices and multi-unit projects | Coordinated component packages | Assemble frames, panels and interfaces | Labor, foundations and phasing | Footprint and responsibility boundaries |
| Space Capsule Lodges | Resorts and destination stays | Completed volumetric unit | Lift, place, level and connect | Access, bearing points and services | Guest package and maintenance access |
| Apple Cabins | Hospitality, studios and retail | Compact volumetric unit | Lift, place and complete interfaces | Access, utilities and local completion | Facade and interior program |
This is a planning guide, not a technical specification or local approval statement.
A quote is a configuration,
not a number on a card.
Eight inputs shape the commercial and technical conversation. Align them early to reduce revisions later.
PROJECT
BRIEF
BRIEF
- UseWhat the building must support
- SiteLocation, access and conditions
- SystemHow it travels and deploys
- LayoutRooms, circulation and capacity
- FinishShell, fitted or furnished scope
- ServicesElectrical and plumbing needs
- QuantitySingle unit or repeat rollout
- DocumentsWhat the destination requires
See the work behind the finished unit.
These high-resolution process visualizations explain representative production and checking activities. They are not photographs of a specific factory. Exact inspection plans and records must be confirmed for each model and order.
Process visualization — not a photograph of a specific factory. Process scope, methods and records are project-specific.
Trust should open like a drawing set.
Not a wall of badges. Every document should state what it is, where it came from, which model it covers and whether it is current.
Product definitionWhat is standard, optional or project-specific
Model data, dimensioned plans, material schedules and configuration boundaries should be attached to the product they describe.
Factory & qualityProcess, checks and traceable records
Use real factory evidence, inspection steps and shipment records. Do not publish unverified capacity or certification claims.
Delivery readinessPacking, access and responsibility
Clarify what the supplier, buyer and local contractor must prepare before production and delivery.
From project question to delivery plan.
A clear sequence keeps commercial, technical and site decisions connected.
- 01
Project brief
Use, site, quantity and destination.
- 02
System match
Shortlist the practical building format.
- 03
Configuration
Align layout, finishes, services and documents.
- 04
Quote package
Review scope, responsibilities and open items.
- 05
Delivery planning
Coordinate production, inspection and logistics.
Turn your idea into a useful first conversation.
Share the essentials. This prototype prepares a summary on your device and does not transmit information.
3–5 minNo generic quoteClear next questions