Aerial Precision At INTERGEO 2022!

Aerial Precision At INTERGEO 2022!


Ana Rouxinol

We are extremely proud to announce our presence, once again, at INTERGEO 2022, the biggest geospatial conference of the year.

Intergeo 2022

This year’s edition will be in Essen between October 18 and 20, and the theme is: Focus on Digital Twins: 3D city models, BIM in surveying and digital urban planning.

For this year’s edition, we have prepared three spaces to demonstrate our sensors and software where you can learn and experiment:

  • Aerial Precision’s point cloud analysis app running live on an iMac and iPad Pro.
  • Drone integration and applications area where you will be able to see how easy AP-LiDAR-One and AP-LiDAR-M integrates into your existing platforms.
  • Live sensor with real-time 3D point cloud visualisation and mapping where you will be able to operate our AP-LiDAR-One and AP-LiDAR-M sensors.

We look forward to seeing you in HALL 1, BOOTH D1.036.

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