Have you got your free ticket to GEO Business?

GEO Business will put the spotlight on geospatial innovation for two days long, from 17-18 May. At ExCeL London, around 3,500 geospatial professionals will come together to discover and debate the latest technological advancements and best practices in the field.

The event features an exhibition of over 120 leading brands and cutting-edge start-ups showcasing the newest tech, tools and solutions for geospatial. There is also an education programme made up of 120-plus sessions across six stages, covering exciting new trends, informative case studies and pressing industry issues.

Visitors will have the chance to hear from geospatial experts, participate in engaging discussions and workshops, discover the latest products and connect with other forward-thinking professionals.

The whole geospatial ecosystem in one place

The exhibition at GEO Business is a one-stop shop for finding the latest solutions for capturing, processing, analysing and presenting geospatial information.

The tech on display will include 3D visualization, aerial mapping, BIM, GIS/GNSS, laser scanning and Lidar, machine learning and AI, mobile mapping, photogrammetry, point clouds, reality capture, remote sensing, robotics and automation, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), UAVs, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), and more.

Among the leading equipment manufacturers, software companies and service providers exhibiting are Aetha, Certainty 3D (TopoDOT), Esri UK, Geolantis.360, GeoMax International, Geosense, GeoSLAM, Hexagon, L3Harris Geospatial, Microgeo, NavVis, Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland, Reduct nv, RIEGL, Screening Eagle Technologies (Proceq), Senceive, Spyrosoft, TopCon Positioning and UCL.

This year visitors will have the chance to get hands-on with the latest scanning and surveying technology, including HP’s new SitePrint: a new robotic solution that automates the construction site layout process. Register for a demo at: reinvent.hp.com/DigitalConstructionWeek.

In the new Start Up Zone, attendees can meet the newest names in geospatial. These include aurivus, a new AI tool that makes scan-to-BIM faster, and Basetime, an innovative engineering and geodetic consultancy company revolutionizing the collection of high-precision geodetic data.

Visit the Education Zone to meet education providers working to nurture the geospatial professionals of tomorrow, including Newcastle University, UCL, AGI Early Careers Network, and Get Kids Into Survey.

Over 60 hours of free content across 6 stages

GEO Business also features a CPD-accredited programme, offering 200 sessions across six stages. Be inspired and informed by a wide range of talks and panel discussions designed to keep you at the cutting edge of geospatial technology.

The show features six stages that focus on some of the key applications of geospatial. These include infrastructure, transport, utilities and energy, land and natural resource management, the built environment and more.

Choose from more than 120 free-to-attend talks, workshops and demos delivered by expert speakers from across the profession. Get actionable insights, data-driven knowledge and practical advice from thought leaders in the field, and top up your CPD points along the way.

This year’s line-up includes speakers from the Geospatial Commission, ScanLab, The Survey Association, Defence Geographic Centre, AGI, 1Spatial, Arup, Atkins, Hexagon, Jacobs, Ordnance Survey, Topcon, Wood PLC and many more.

Browse the full programme at www.geobusinessshow.com/programme.

Get free entry to Digital Construction Week

GEO Business is co-located with Digital Construction Week (DCW) – which means your free ticket gives you access to not one, but two great events.

Visit DCW to learn how technology is transforming the way we plan, design, build and operate in the built environment. Explore an exhibition of over 150 big-name brands and cutting-edge start-ups showcasing the latest tech, tools and solutions for AECO. Meet the teams and demo products from companies including Arcadis, Autodesk, Bentley Systems, DJI & Heliguy, HP Construction Services, Kier Construction, Locana, Murphy Geospatial, Pix4D, Revizto, Sir Robert McAlpine, SMT Volvo, Trimble, Wint and more.

Attendees also gain access to an education programme of 200-plus sessions across ten theatres, covering the most pressing issues and exciting new trends in the built environment. Topics include information management, asset management, geospatial, Net Zero, digital transformation and more.

There’s no need to re-register for DCW. The GEO Business visitor pass is valid for entry, and there are internal crossover points between the shows.

Find out more at www.digitalconstructionweek.com.

Register for your free ticket

“We’ve worked hard to ensure this year’s show will offer you even more vital opportunities for learning, networking and exploring the latest trends and innovations,” says Event Director Ollie Hughes.  

“Our aim at GEO Business is to provide a platform for the community to come together to exchange ideas, share best practices, showcase the latest tools and techniques, and ultimately enable the profession to reach its full potential. So if you haven’t already, add it to your calendar and sign up for your free ticket via the website.”

“From all the team – we can’t wait to welcome you to GEO Business on 17 and 18 May,” he concludes.

To register for a free trade ticket, see here.