INTERGEO 2024 to Feature 'Unmanned Systems Stage' on Drone Technology
INTERGEO 2024 in Stuttgart will present an "Unmanned Systems Stage" from September 24-26, focusing on advancements in drone technology. The event will explore the potential of unmanned aerial systems across various applications.
The INTERGEO 2024 trade fair in Stuttgart will host the "Unmanned Systems Stage" from September 24-26, dedicated to the advancements in drone technology. Under the theme "Everything that flies," the conference will explore the possibilities and potential of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), showcasing the near future of drone technology.
The content for this dedicated conference format is developed in collaboration with DVW e.V. (German Association for Geodesy, Geoinformation and Land Management), DGPF e.V. (German Society for Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation), and UAV DACH e.V. (European Association for Drones). The "Unmanned Systems Stage" will feature lectures on innovative technologies, new workflows, and the latest legal frameworks for UAS operations, highlighting the cost savings and new business models that drone technology enables.
The "Unmanned Systems Stage" is positioned as a meeting point for those looking to explore the boundaries of UAS applications. The conference program includes lectures, discussions, and networking opportunities, offering a comprehensive insight into the world of UAS technologies. Sessions will cover topics such as georeferencing of image and LiDAR data, laser scanning technology, and the future regulatory landscape for drone operations.
Now in its 30th year, INTERGEO is a leading international event for geospatial applications. The 2024 edition will take place in Stuttgart, bringing together industry professionals to showcase the latest solutions and discuss the future of the geospatial sector. The "Unmanned Systems Stage" promises to be a key platform for understanding the evolving drone market.