FIRENZE, 23 agosto 2026 – Mercoledì 26 agosto Firenze diventerà il punto di riferimento internazionale per la geomatica applicata ai beni culturali con l'apertura di Digital Ecosystems for Heritage 4.0 – Artificial Intelligence, Values and Risk Assessment for Conservation, il simposio che riunisce la quarta edizione del GEORES Symposium e la decima edizione di Arqueológica 2.0.

Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into mapping, Earth observation, surveying and digital twins. Ahead of INTERGEO 2026, GEOmedia looks at the transition from individual AI algorithms to intelligent geospatial workflows.

High-precision positioning is moving far beyond the traditional surveying market. Robotics, autonomous systems, UAVs, machine control and connected geospatial platforms are creating new requirements for GNSS — and INTERGEO 2026 in Munich will provide an important window into this transformation.

Ahead of INTERGEO 2026 in Munich, reality capture is emerging as one of the most dynamic areas of the geospatial industry. LiDAR, SLAM, imaging and AI are converging into increasingly integrated workflows capable of turning the physical world into usable 3D information faster than ever before.

Emlid Reach receivers now come with built-in RTK corrections powered by the Point One Navigation network, making centimeter-accurate surveying possible right out of the box. 1 year of Emlid Corrections is offered for free with every field-ready Reach receiver—activate it in Emlid Flow and start surveying.

Pochi concetti hanno influenzato la trasformazione digitale degli ultimi vent’anni quanto quello di Digital Twin. Nato nell’ambito del Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), il termine è oggi utilizzato in contesti molto diversi: manifattura, infrastrutture, energia, aerospazio, sanità e, più recentemente, smart city.