INTERGEO 2026: Geospatial Technology, Drone Mapping, LiDAR & AI

INTERGEO 2026 takes place September 15–17 at Messe München, bringing together the international geospatial community for three days of exhibits, technical sessions and industry discussion.

The event focuses on the wider geospatial ecosystem, including surveying, GIS, positioning, remote sensing, digital twins and data analysis. The exhibition and conference are organized separately across the Messe München complex.

Exhibitors like Flyability and Ouster will highlight the role of lidar in mapping difficult or hazardous environments, showcasing 3D mapping and inspection in confined and GPS-denied spaces. SimActive will present its Correlator3D software for processing imagery and geospatial data from drones, aircraft, and satellites, emphasizing processing speed and workflow efficiency for large datasets. Blue Marble Geographics will showcase its geospatial software, including Global Mapper, for visualization, analysis, and management of spatial data.

The INTERGEO conference covers a wide range of geospatial topics. Sessions include "From Land to Shallow Waters: How UAV LiDAR is Redefining Geospatial Intelligence" on September 16, exploring UAV lidar applications from vegetation mapping to coastal and shallow-water environments. Another key session on September 16, "Agentic AI Meets Geodata and BIM," will examine how AI agents work with geospatial and building information, with presentations on "Agentic Geo-AI – Fundamentals and Research," "Agentic Geo-AI for Urban Digital Twins," and "BIMgent: Generating Building Models via Computer-use Agents."

A dedicated UAS-focused conference block on September 17 will cover topics such as agricultural drone applications and the use of UAS data in urban digital twins.