We are at INTERGEO in Munich tomorrow and Wednesday, 15 and 16 September, at the Vermessungsbüro Rink stand.
Meet Kirioll: advanced 3D scanning plus AI produces highly automated digital data models of large-scale linear structures. Segmentation pulls out road elements and lane markings, the geometry comes back as clean georeferenced models, and a revision step flags the awkward spots instead of quietly smoothing them over.
Three parties, three jobs: surveying from Vermessungsbüro Rink, operations from Lang&Lang, AI and automation from ioLabs. All three will be on the stand, together with our CEO Martin Loucka.
Stop by to talk through your dataset and see how much work Kirioll can take off your hands, and what an efficient pipeline actually looks like.
Which step still eats the most hours in your scan-to-model process: extraction, modelling or revision?
We're growing fast. And our products ioFM, ioSync and Kirioll are live and need new professionals to build them up.
That's a wrap on INTERGEO 2026 in Munich, and it was a strong one for the team.
News from the ioLabs team: our colleague Ondrej Ciganik will be presenting at eCAADe 2026 in Lübeck.