Three days in Munich. Our first booth of our own. The whole Bushman Panoramic team together. And more conversations, hands-on demonstrations, and new ideas than we could count.
INTERGEO 2026 was intense in the best possible way. From familiar faces stopping by to people discovering our solutions for the first time, there was always something happening. We talked about 3D scanning challenges, explored different workflows, and gave visitors the opportunity to get a closer look at our equipment.
And some of the most interesting moments happened beyond our own booth.
Here's a look at INTERGEO 2026 through our eyes.
Beyond Our Booth
INTERGEO wasn't just about welcoming visitors to our stand. We also took our lighting solutions out onto the exhibition floor to explore how they could work with different 3D scanning systems.
Armed with our equipment and plenty of curiosity, we stopped by other exhibitors' booths, met fellow industry professionals, and explored different scanner setups together.
One of the most interesting parts of these hands-on demonstrations was seeing just how different 3D scanning setups can be.
Different scanners come with different designs, mounting possibilities, and ways of working. And while the scanner itself naturally gets most of the attention, the equipment around it matters too.
When working in poorly lit environments, additional lighting can help illuminate the surfaces being captured. But it's not just about adding more light. Where the light is positioned, how it's mounted, and how easily the entire setup can be handled are all important considerations.
That's why we were curious to explore our lighting solutions alongside different scanning systems at INTERGEO. Each demonstration gave us an opportunity to look at the setup from a slightly different perspective — and discuss what might work best in practice.
For us, that hands-on approach is far more interesting than simply showing a product on a stand.
A Glimpse of What's Next
Alongside our existing 3D scanning lighting and mounting solutions, INTERGEO 2026 gave us an opportunity to share an early look at some of the ideas we're currently developing.
We're exploring new ways to bring scanners, lighting, and support systems together into more practical, flexible setups for real-world 3D scanning. Visitors had a chance to get a first glimpse of this direction, but we're saving the full details for later.
There's more to come — and we look forward to sharing it when the time is right.
A Moment Worth Remembering
Not every memorable moment at INTERGEO happens during a product demonstration.
One of our personal highlights this year was a special connection between INTERGEO 2025 and 2026.
A photograph taken at INTERGEO 2025 was featured on the cover of zfv – Zeitschrift für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement, a German professional journal covering geodesy, geoinformation, and land management.
Seeing that cover at INTERGEO 2026 — and getting a photo with it — made for a particularly nice moment for our team.
It's a small reminder of how moments from one exhibition can live on well beyond the event itself. And this one certainly gave us a reason to smile.
Until Next Time
INTERGEO 2026 gave us plenty to take home — from hands-on experiences with different 3D scanning systems to new perspectives and connections across the industry.
A big thank you to everyone who visited our booth, welcomed us at theirs, or took the time to explore our solutions with us.
We're already looking forward to what comes next.
See you at the next INTERGEO!
