Data from Emesent’s high-accuracy SLAM scanners now plugs directly into the Trimble ecosystem, turning challenging sites into standard survey deliverables
Munich, Germany, September 15, 2026 ― Emesent, an autonomous mapping and robotics company, today announces at INTERGEO 2026, the world’s leading annual conference for geospatial technology, that it has integrated its mobile Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) scanners with Trimble® Business Center software and the Trimble Connect® collaboration platform.
The integration enables direct transfer of scanning and survey data from Emesent’s high-accuracy mobile Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) scanners into Trimble Connect, which extends the use of the Emesent data in Trimble’s construction management suite of solutions, including Trimble Business Center, Tekla® Structures building information modeling (BIM) software and Trimble SketchUp® 3D modeling software.
Emesent’s two award-winning scanners are included within this integration: Emesent GX1, the world’s most accurate integrated mobile SLAM and Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) scanner, and Emesent Hovermap STX, a versatile mapping system designed for drone-based surveying, autonomous inspection, using SLAM-based LiDAR mapping. Both are built on the same underlying SLAM technology, proven across the world’s most challenging environments, from underground mines to GPS-denied spaces, to everyday surveying applications like infrastructure inspection and terrain mapping applications.
Emesent’s Integration with Trimble: A True Capture, Connect, and Create Pipeline
The integration of Emesent’s scanner-collected data into Trimble Connect enables end-users across surveying, engineering, construction, architecture, and beyond to leverage accurate spatial data captured through Emesent’s mature, field-proven SLAM technology.
Creating a true “capture, connect, and create” pipeline, raw scan data goes in, and clean point clouds come out, which get fed directly into Building Information Modeling (BIM) models, as-builts, and digital twins within Trimble Connect and Trimble Business Center.
“This integration brings the power of our proven SLAM-based scanning technology into Trimble’s industry-leading geospatial data management and collaboration software,” said Ryan Palfrey, Director of Product at Emesent. “From the Trimble ecosystem, we’re eager to see how end-users leverage our solutions to plug seamlessly into their workflows and turn jobs, in even the most challenging sites, into standard surveying deliverables.”
“Emesent has enabled their high-quality SLAM data to integrate with Trimble Connect and Trimble Business Center.” said Tim Lemmon, Senior Marketing Director, Geospatial at Trimble. “Trimble Connect is an extensible platform that is the gateway to the Trimble ecosystem, opening opportunities to integrate and extract full value from Emesent data within Trimble workflows.”
Emesent at INTERGEO (Booth #B6-D040)
In addition to its integration with Trimble, Emesent will showcase the GX1 for the first time at a major European trade show, alongside hands-on demonstrations of Aura Cloud and Emesent Hovermap. Visitors can experience Emesent’s latest mapping and data-processing capabilities firsthand and meet CTO and Co-Founder Dr. Farid Kendoul at booth B6-D040. To book in an on-site meeting, kindly visit here.
About Emesent
Emesent, a global leader in autonomous mapping technology, provides innovative 3D data capture, processing and visualization solutions for industries across architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC), defense, geospatial, mining, oil and gas, public safety, and beyond.
Rooted in the mission to help clients “map the unknown”, its two core products, Emesent Hovermap and Emesent GX1, are powered by cutting-edge simultaneous localization and mapping technology (SLAM), enabling organizations to capture accurate 3D LiDAR data quickly, efficiently, and safely in challenging and time-sensitive environments.
Established in 2018, Emesent was founded by two leading researchers out of Australia’s prestigious Robotics and Autonomous Systems arm of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). To learn more, visit https://emesent.com/.
