That was Intergeo 2025!
From 7 to 9 October 2025, Frankfurt am Main hosted Intergeo – the leading international trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management. Right at the heart of the exhibition was our joint stand in Hall 12, which proved to be a vibrant hub for discussion, innovation and practical applications.
Together with our stand partners, we presented a wide range of topics relating to remote sensing and geodata. Our team focused on digital twins, AI-supported geodata processing and practical solutions to current challenges in administration, planning and research.
There was particular interest in the ‘DigiTal Zwilling Wuppertal’, in which we map urban structures in real time by merging remote sensing, mobile mapping and sensor data. Our high-resolution 3D data based on aerial photographs also met with a very positive response, as it forms an important basis for realistic digital twins in both urban and rural areas. With the Cop4ALL-DE project, we demonstrated how ADV-compliant land cover data can be generated using AI and in a standardised manner across the whole of Germany – a valuable foundation for cadastral surveys, spatial and environmental planning, and monitoring.
The potential applications of our solutions are wide-ranging: flood and heavy rainfall management, civil protection, environmental safety, mining, agriculture and forestry – all of these were discussed in depth at the stand. The discussions were practical, forward-looking and full of inspiration.
“Intergeo 2025 demonstrated just how strong the interest is in practical applications for digital twins,” emphasises Olaf Büscher, Managing Director of EFTAS. “Our AI-supported approaches, which enable a new level of quality in geodata processing and create genuine added value for local authorities and specialist users, were in particularly high demand.”
With many exciting interactions, a clear focus on local government practice and a strong community presence, Intergeo 2025 was a resounding success for us and another step towards smarter, connected geodata solutions for the future.
