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Geo Week 2026 Opens Today with Record-Breaking Exhibit Hall
Event Brings Together Thousands of Geospatial Professionals for Unparalleled Collaboration and Industry Advancement.
DENVER, CO – Geo Week 2026 opens today with the largest exhibit floor in event history, featuring 238 exhibitors from 25 countries, and is expected to draw thousands of geospatial and mapping professionals with registrations surpassing last year’s record attendance of 3,200.
"Geo Week continues to grow year after year and serves as the leading platform for geospatial and mapping professionals to connect, collaborate, and explore the technologies transforming industries across the globe," said Lee Corkhill, Event Director of Geo Week. "We’re excited to showcase how geospatial technologies are addressing today's complex challenges—from infrastructure management to environmental conservation."
The expansive exhibit hall offers attendees access to the latest innovations in geospatial technology. From cutting-edge lidar systems and drone platforms to advanced reality capture solutions and AI-powered software, professionals can compare products, witness live demonstrations, and engage directly with technology providers.
The conference program delivers comprehensive education across multiple tracks, covering the most pressing topics in geospatial technology. Industry experts will share real-world case studies, emerging best practices, and actionable insights that attendees can immediately apply to their organizations.
Keynote presentations feature Dr. Lilian Pintea of the Jane Goodall Institute about how drones, lidar, and satellite imagery are revolutionizing conservation mapping, and Burkhard Boeckem, CTO of Hexagon, on precision and intelligence in the next era of geospatial innovation.
Beyond educational programming, Geo Week serves as the industry's premier networking destination. Attendees will forge meaningful connections through networking receptions, interactive exhibit hall experiences, and collaborative discussion forums, with opportunities to build relationships with professionals from surveying, engineering, construction, utilities, and government sectors.
Geo Week runs, at the Colorado Convention Center and registration is available onsite. For more information, visit www.geo-week.com.
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