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INTERGEO 2026 runs from September 15 to 17 at Messe München, bringing together the global geospatial community for three days of expo and conference programming. For engineers working on GNSS receivers, positioning systems and geospatial hardware, this is one of the fields where antenna performance sits directly next to the applications it enables.
Christine from Radientum will be attending this year. If you're working through positioning accuracy or GNSS antenna integration challenges, INTERGEO is a good place to compare notes in person.
INTERGEO is the world's leading trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management. The event has two parts. The Expo brings together companies, research institutions and public-sector organizations showing tools and technology across surveying, GIS, BIM, drones and digital transformation. The Conference runs alongside it, three days of expert presentations and practical use cases covering where the geospatial market is heading.
Together, the two halves cover the full chain from raw positioning data to the systems that depend on it being accurate.
Christine from Radientum will be at INTERGEO 2026 in Munich from September 15 to 17. If you're working on GNSS antenna integration, positioning accuracy in difficult RF environments, or antenna design for geospatial hardware, reach out ahead of time to make sure you get to talk.

🔹 INTERGEO 2026 runs September 15–17 at Messe München, Munich
🔹 The event combines an expo floor with a three-day conference program
🔹 GNSS antenna performance underpins many of the applications on display, from surveying to drones to smart cities
🔹 Radientum's Christine will be attending and is open to conversations on GNSS and positioning antenna design
🔹 Sessions on real-world hardware challenges are a good starting point if antenna integration is on your mind
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See you out there – looking forward to meeting you in person!
Writer: Christine Nguyen
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