INTERGEO 2026 starten wir Tag 3 mit weiteren Highlights, Interviews und Gesprächen

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The third day of InterGeo 2026 kicked off with a focus on the critical intersection of data quality and human decision-making, centering on the theme "Real World, Real Data, Real Decisions." The industry confronted a fundamental question: once data is sufficiently accurate, who ultimately holds the authority to make the final call? Major technology providers presented their distinct approaches to solving this challenge. Autodesk emphasized that the core issue lies not in the sheer volume of data but in its connectivity, while Trimble highlighted the seamless integration of workflows from the field back to the office. Hexagon stressed the growing necessity for trust and reliable ground truth as automation increases, and Azri demonstrated advanced digital twins capable of simulating scenarios, making decisions, and taking actions beyond mere representation of reality. A significant highlight of the event was the convergence of geodata and real estate within a dedicated lab, where valuation experts, land administrators, and geospatial professionals collaborated to uncover the factors driving property prices. This initiative brought two traditionally separate industries together to analyze how 3D building models, thermal satellite data, and land administration records influence market valuations. Complementing this discussion was the Reality Capture Experience Park in Hall C5, which allowed visitors to test various scanning devices, including the Vix, Celix, and Vix 4, both indoors and outdoors. Attendees could scan their immediate environment using these tools, fostering a hands-on understanding of how precise reality capture is evolving from theoretical concepts into practical, everyday applications. The event also underscored the urgent need for accessible geospatial data across diverse sectors such as transportation, infrastructure, construction, and energy generation. As industries expand with projects like data center buildouts and increased power requirements, the demand for high-quality spatial information has surged. Speakers noted that the pace of innovation is accelerating significantly compared to previous years, driven by the critical role of GIS and real-world data in modern design processes. The consensus among participants was that immediate access to comprehensive datasets is essential for solving complex, on-the-ground challenges where tasks must be addressed quickly and effectively without prior exhaustive planning. As the conference moved toward its final day, the momentum remained high with a strong emphasis on ideas that have proven their worth through practical application. The atmosphere reflected a collective belief that the industry is stronger when companies collaborate to enable applications that improve business outcomes and contribute to broader technological developments in AI and reality capture. Viewers were encouraged to follow the ongoing interviews on YouTube for more insights into these transformative trends. With the event reaching its climax, the focus shifted to consolidating the key takeaways from three days of intense dialogue, showcasing how the integration of advanced data technologies is reshaping the future of spatial intelligence and decision-making across the globe.

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[music] Welcome back to Inter Geo TV. We are at the halfway point of the show. On the floor, innovation is everywhere. And on the main stage today, this industry asks itself the hardest question it has. Once the data is good enough, who actually makes the decision? Under the theme, real world, real data, real decisions. The InterGeio press conference set out the chain this industry now runs on. Capture reality precisely. connect the data intelligently and turn it into decisions people can defend. Autodesk argue the problem is not data volume but data connectivity. Trimble took it into the workflow from field to office and back. Hexagon put the focus on trust. The more automated the world becomes, the more it depends on reliable ground truth. And Azri showed digital twins that no longer just represent reality but simulate, decide and act. We are much stronger SCGO with with a with a companies here in the position to enable the application industry in a in a very good manner to also improve their business and part participate and contribute from the kind of of the development what's happened here with AI and also with reality capturing >> geodata meets real estate in the real estate lab valuation experts land administration and the geospatial industry work through the same question from both sides. What is actually behind the price from 3D building models in valuation to thermal satellite data and land prices? A format that brings two industries into one room. New at Inter Geo 2026, the reality capture experience park here in Hall C5. >> In the experience park, the visitors can really scan the environment, the real environment. They usually scan also outside in the field and they can use the Vix, the Celix, the Vix 4 and also other competitor devices. I think it's really cool to bring that environment into Inter Geo and uh yeah, let them test out. >> It's very good experience. I recommend everybody to come here. I'm standing here right by the photo spot and I've already seen quite a few of you taking photos here. Feel free to keep using it and tag into Gio when you post them. And now here are the highlights of day two. >> You see this on a daily project. Uh I think these days it's not given that when you go out in the morning that you exactly know what you need to do. You're there and you get a task. You get some challenges and you need to solve quick and immediate. >> Mainly about the accessibility of the data. So access to the geospatial data because our company L42 we provide a single access to many different data sets uh geospatial data sets depending on are they collected uh by the satellite system or aerial systems >> across number of industries in transportation infrastructure in building construction with the buildout of data centers uh the the need for more power generation uh energy all of that is driving need for geospatial data. My impression about this interior is that everything starts really to move a lot more than the last years from my discussions that I have with the people design still GIS and all the real world data is crucial when you create. >> Tomorrow is the final day and we will be right here with the ideas that stick. Catch all the interviews on YouTube and if you enjoyed this, drop a like or subscribe. Thank you and see you tomorrow. [music] Heat. [music] [music]