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24/03/2026

Visicom At MWC Barcelona 2026: Five Key Industry Trends

This year’s MWC Barcelona was particularly special, marking 20 years of the event being held in the city. Over the past two decades, MWC has grown into one of the most important global platforms where the industry gathers to showcase new technologies and discuss where the telecom market is heading.
The exhibition brought together nearly 105,000 participants from more than 200 countries, including companies, startups, mobile operators, and technology experts from around the world.
The VISICOM and boodmoe teams also took part in the event, presenting geospatial data solutions for telecom infrastructure, network planning, and digital services to international partners.

We highlighted 5 key trends from MWC Barcelona 2026:
1. AI is becoming a core part of telecom networks
This is one of the most obvious trends of the exhibition. Just a few years ago, AI was mostly being tested and explored. Today, it is rapidly becoming an essential part of the telecom ecosystem, helping operators: https://visicomdata.com/news/visicom-at-mwc-barcelona-2026-five-key-industry-trends

05/03/2026

13/02/2026

From March 2 to 5, 2026, VISICOM will take part in MWC Barcelona, one of the leading global events for the telecom industry.

This year, VISICOM will once again be present at Hall 5, Stand 5H33, together with its long-term partner boodmoe. At the stand, we will showcase our latest geospatial solutions for telecom operators, infrastructure companies, and digital transformation projects. With nearly 30 years of experience in cartography and GIS, VISICOM develops 2D, 2.5D, and 3D models covering entire countries. Our datasets are designed to ensure accuracy, consistency, and seamless integration into telecom and infrastructure planning systems. As digital infrastructure continues to expand, the demand for reliable nationwide geospatial data is steadily growing. VISICOM focuses on delivering high-resolution spatial datasets that support large-scale network planning and investment decisions.

https://visicomdata.com/uk/news/visicom-at-mwc-barcelona-2026-ai-driven-geospatial-nationwide-3d-solutions

08/12/2025

Why Regulators Need Reliable Maps to Plan 5G Infrastructure?

Europe is entering a new digital era where fast, reliable connectivity is no longer a luxury — it’s the foundation of economic growth, innovation, and inclusion. Yet when it comes to 5G, not all “coverage” is created equal.
To make the right policy and investment decisions, national regulators need more than just statistics — they need precise maps that show how and where 5G networks truly perform.
From 5G coverage to 5G quality
Until recently, the EU measured 5G progress mainly through a single indicator: population coverage.
But this approach says nothing about how well that connection actually works. Two cities may both appear as “100% covered”, yet one might enjoy seamless video streaming, while the other struggles with dropped calls and slow uploads.
Recognizing this gap, the European Commission has started developing a new methodology for mapping the quality of 5G service (QoS).
This initiative — part of the Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030 — aims to give regulators, operators, and policymakers a harmonized tool to measure and compare the real performance of mobile and fixed wireless 5G networks.
European approach to 5G quality mapping
The proposed methodology is not about collecting random field tests.

https://visicomdata.com/news/why-regulators-need-reliable-maps-to-plan-5g-infrastructure

02/11/2025

VISICOM at INTERGEO 2025: highlights from Frankfurt

🚀 Global Innovation Hub
INTERGEO 2025 once again confirmed its status as a global hub for geospatial innovation.
The conference program highlighted key topics shaping the future of the industry — including AI-driven geoinformation, urban digital twins, and next-generation 3D data technologies.

Innovations in mobile mapping, BIM for infrastructure, and smart-city analytics also took center stage - all aligning with VISICOM’s mission to provide advanced spatial intelligence for digital transformation.

🌐 Strong Industry Presence
With over 18,500 visitors from 119 countries and 530 international exhibitors, INTERGEO 2025 proved to be more than a trade fair — it was a key platform shaping the future of the entire geospatial sector.

🛰️ VISICOM’s Showcase
For VISICOM, the event spanned three productive days of networking, knowledge exchange, and collaboration with industry professionals equally committed to advancing geoinformation technologies.

The VISICOM team presented the latest advancements in high-precision 2D, 2.5D, and 3D geodata solutions, featuring real-world projects from across the globe.
Our experts also shared insights into advanced 5G planning and digital-twin ecosystems.

Visitors showed strong interest in VISICOM’s products for:
📡 Telecommunications
🏙️ Urban Planning
⚡ Energy Infrastructure
🚗 Mobility Development

This positive feedback inspires us to continue innovating and expanding the capabilities of our product portfolio.

💬 Thank You & What’s Next
We sincerely thank all partners, clients, and industry professionals who visited our booth at INTERGEO 2025.
The discussions and new collaborations have opened exciting opportunities for future cooperation.

VISICOM is proud to contribute to shaping the global evolution of geospatial technologies and will continue to drive innovation, supporting the digital transformation of cities and industries.

✨ See you next year in Munich — we’re already preparing exciting new updates!

06/10/2025

Land cover data provides essential insights that enable effective environmental management. By understanding how land is used and how its surface characteristics change, it becomes possible to implement strategies that protect ecosystems and promote sustainable development.

Here are the top four ways land use data supports environmental management:

1. Utilizing impervious surface data for stormwater management and flood risk prediction

Impervious surfaces—such as roads, parking lots, and rooftops—prevent rainwater from naturally infiltrating the soil. This can lead to increased surface runoff and higher flood risks in urban areas. By accurately mapping these surfaces, planners can better understand stormwater flow patterns and design more effective drainage systems. This data is essential for predicting flood-prone zones, minimizing infrastructure damage, and protecting communities from flood hazards.

2. Assessing the impact of the urban heat island effect and green space accessibility

Urban heat islands occur when built-up areas absorb and retain heat, causing temperatures to rise compared to surrounding rural areas. Tree canopy data helps identify neighborhoods lacking vegetation. By analyzing green coverage, urban planners can prioritize tree planting and the creation of green spaces that cool the air and improve its quality.

3. Improving water resource management

Water resource management heavily relies on the analysis of vegetation, soil types, and land use, all of which influence water quality and availability. Monitoring these factors enables the identification of pollution sources, effective watershed management, and the implementation of water conservation measures to support agriculture, industry, and communities.

4. Monitoring landscape transformations over time

Land use and vegetation information play a fundamental role in environmental management. Comparing datasets across different time periods reveals significant changes, such as deforestation and urban expansion. This temporal analysis helps environmental organizations monitor ecosystem health, identify critical areas that need protection or restoration, and study the impacts of climate change.

What data does Visicom offer to solve these tasks?
Clutter model for land use classification
Network of roads, railways, bridges, and streets with names and surface types
3D building models with roof type classification
Network of water bodies, including oceans, seas, bays, estuaries, lakes, rivers, streams, reservoirs, springs, waterfalls, rapids, and more, with names, surface area, and coastline length
3D vegetation model with detail down to the canopy of each individual tree
Digital Terrain Models (DTM)
Digital Surface Models (DSM)

We understand the importance of accurate and up-to-date land use data for the sustainable development of territories. Our team delivers high-quality geodata and mapping solutions that help clients worldwide address environmental and infrastructure challenges effectively. From flood modeling to landscape change analysis—we support data-driven decisions aimed at environmental preservation and smart planning.

If you are looking for a reliable partner in spatial and natural resource management, feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We’ll be happy to assist you with your request.

29/09/2025

Public and private sector clients are facing increasing pressure to deliver infrastructure that is not only functional but also environmentally sustainable. In this context, geospatial technologies are becoming indispensable tools—enabling more precise site analysis, reducing the need for on-site visits, and supporting the design of infrastructure that integrates with the environment rather than disrupting it.

High-accuracy geospatial data is fundamental to sustainability—it ensures that planning, monitoring, and decision-making are based on reliable, real-world conditions.

Today, these tools play a critical role in the transition to green infrastructure and climate adaptation.

Accurate mapping of urban areas, terrain, and transportation networks enables efficient planning and maintenance of infrastructure. Thanks to satellite image processing technologies, we can also monitor changes in natural ecosystems — for example, in forests, which store over 861 gigatons of carbon worldwide

As a result, geospatial data serves a dual purpose: supporting both the modernization of human infrastructure and the protection of natural systems—forming the foundation of smart, climate-conscious planning.

Sustainable infrastructure: Why it matters

With growing urban populations and aging infrastructure, cities face increasing pressure to upgrade roads, bridges, public transport, and utilities. Each of these projects presents an opportunity to build smarter and greener infrastructure. For example, modernizing outdated systems with energy-efficient solutions or redesigning urban spaces to prioritize pedestrian and bicycle traffic can significantly reduce environmental impact.

This is where geospatial technologies become a key tool.

Two ways Geospatial Technologies support sustainable infrastructure development
1. Digitizing workflows to reduce environmental footprint

Transitioning from traditional paper-based processes to digital systems is the first step toward a more environmentally friendly approach to infrastructure. Small changes in daily operations may seem minor, but across thousands of projects worldwide, they lead to a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions and resource consumption.

2. Building and Maintaining Green Infrastructure

Beyond digitization, geospatial technologies enable the design of infrastructure focused on sustainability:

Railways and public transport: Mobile mapping systems are critical for assessing the condition, upgrading, and maintaining rail corridors.
Pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure: Redesigning roadways into multifunctional zones requires accurate geodata to plan safe travel lanes.
Urban greening and heat zone management: Mapping tools help municipalities design green streets, reduce heat island effects, improve air quality, and enhance overall urban livability.
Interesting to know:

Urban areas can be up to 7°C (13°F) warmer than their rural surroundings due to the urban heat island effect. Increasing tree cover by just 10% can lower neighborhood temperatures by 1–2°C, reduce energy costs, and improve public health. Geospatial data plays a vital role in locating areas most in need of greening and monitoring the effectiveness of these interventions over time.

What’s next: cities of the future

As climate risks intensify — rising sea levels, extreme heat, and water scarcity — cities must become more adaptive and resilient. Geoanalytics enables forecasting needs and planning based on population density, resource availability, and environmental impact.

Technologies such as Digital Twins, AI-powered geodata processing, and satellite monitoring are unlocking new opportunities for sustainable decision-making.

Geospatial technologies are no longer just about maps. They are tools for building smart, green cities, empowering communities to respond effectively to today’s challenges.

The transition to sustainable infrastructure is not just possible – it is already happening, driven by the intelligent use of spatial data. The next step is to scale these solutions.

VISICOM offers a comprehensive set of geospatial data designed to meet a wide range of smart city planning and detailed urban mapping needs. Whatever the requirements of your project, we’re ready to support you with HIGH-PRECISION GEOSPATIAL DATA.

Contact us at [email protected] to learn how our solutions and mapping products can help you make informed decisions and give you a competitive edge in planning and development.

25/09/2025

Visicom Showcases Cutting-Edge Mapping Solutions at Futurecom 2025

📍 São Paulo, Brazil 🗓 September 30 – October 2, 2025

Visicom is proud to participate in Futurecom 2025, Latin America's premier event for connectivity and innovation. Held in São Paulo, this dynamic gathering will host over 300 exhibiting brands and welcome more than 30,000 industry professionals, spotlighting the latest advancements in digital transformation, IoT, AI, and cybersecurity.

🗺️ Visicom: 30+ Years of Mapping Excellence

For over three decades, Visicom has been a trusted provider of high-precision digital mapping solutions, empowering industries across:

Telecommunications
Smart cities
Energy & infrastructure
Urban planning

At Futurecom, we invite attendees to explore the accuracy and reliability of our geospatial datasets, test their performance, and discover how Visicom can elevate your projects and decision-making.

📡 Tailored Solutions for Latin America's Telecom Market

Visicom offers a robust suite of mapping tools designed for scalability and precision:

3D digital maps for projects of any size
AI-powered object detection & analytics using CNN technology
GIS-ready layers:
- Digital Terrain Models (DTM)
- Land Use & Clutter Height
- 3D buildings & vegetation
- Road and railway networks
- Population density maps
- Custom mapping for digital twins, infrastructure planning, and environmental monitoring

🎥 Experience São Paulo in 3D

Get a visual taste of our urban modeling capabilities through these immersive videos:

Brazil São Paulo 3D Model 2025 – A direct showcase of Visicom’s latest 3D city model, offering a realistic view of São Paulo’s urban landscape.

🧭 Who Benefits from Visicom’s Geodata?

Our solutions are designed to support:

Urban planners
Energy suppliers
Construction firms
Real estate developers
Agriculture professionals
Decision-makers in science, business, infrastructure, and environmental planning

📞 Let’s Connect

Interested in learning more about our maps and services?
Contact Visicom today and discover how our data can transform your vision into reality.

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23/09/2025

🔍 Discover the Power of Geospatial Intelligence

We are excited to announce our participation in INTERGEO 2025. With over 30 years of experience, VISICOM is a global provider of high-precision digital mapping products. Our solutions serve a diverse range of industries, including telecommunications, smart cities, solar energy, infrastructure, and urban planning.

Please meet us at Stand 1G060, Hall 12.1.

Discover Frankfurt 3D map here (3D view video)

🛠️ What We Offer:
3D digital maps for projects of any scale
AI-powered object detection and analytics using CNN technology
GIS-ready layers: DTM, Land Use, Clutter Height, 3D Buildings and Vegetation, Road and Railway networks, Population, Addresses
Custom mapping for Digital Twins, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring

We collaborate with companies across the EU to deliver nationwide 3D coverage and tailored mapping solutions that drive innovation in urban development.

📥 Downloadable Materials:
Samples of 3D City models format Atoll: Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Austria
Country-specific brochures: Austria, Czech Republic, Greece, Croatia, North Macedonia, Slovakia, Montenegro
Rome 3D view video
More videos
More data samples
🗺️ Available Geodata for European Countries:

Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Serbia, United Kingdom, Austria, Czech Republic, Greece, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia

Available layers: Buildings, Vegetation, Roads, Railways, Administrative Bounds, Postal Codes, Hydrography, Population, Addresses

💡 We Turn Geodata into Solutions

Our data empowers:

Urban planners
Energy providers
Construction firms
Real estate developers
Agricultural professionals
Decision-makers in science, business, infrastructure, environmental, and spatial planning
🧠 Digital Twins for Resilient Infrastructure

VISICOM’s mapping technologies enable the creation of accurate digital twins — essential tools for designing, maintaining, and optimizing resilient urban and industrial infrastructure in a rapidly changing world.

🤝 Let’s Build the Future Together — Powered by Data

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28/07/2025

Change Detection: How 2D, 2.5D, and 3D Maps Help For

The world around us is constantly changing: forests are being cut down, cities are expanding, riverbeds shift, and natural disasters leave deep marks. To make informed decisions in ecology, urban planning, agriculture, or safety, it's important to know not only what exists now - but also what has changed and when.

This is exactly what Change Detection methodology is for - a powerful analytical tool that helps visualize changes in a given area by comparing satellite, aerial, or geospatial data from different points in time.

Why different map types matter: 2D, 2.5D, and 3D
2D maps are flat view showing only the surface area of objects. They help detect new constructions, expanded fields, or deforestation – but don’t provide any height or volume information.
2.5D maps, such as Digital Surface Models (DSM), add height data. With these, you can see that a forest not only shrank in area but also became lower – which means biomass has been lost.
3D maps provide full spatial context: you can see building heights, terrain shape, and changes after earthquakes or landslides. This is crucial for urban planning, mining monitoring, public safety, and environmental protection.
Where the Data Comes From: Which satellites for which tasks
Sentinel-2 (European Space Agency)
Resolution: 10 meters
Revisit time: Every 5 days
Free of charge, ideal for monitoring large territories and general change trends.
Commercial high-resolution imagery (e.g., Pleiades, WorldView)..more information on our website
https://visicomdata.com/news/change-detection-how-2d-25d-and-3d-maps-help-for-forestry-management

21/07/2025

Private 5G And IoT Networks In Ports: A Foundation For Global Trade Growth

Rising cargo volumes demand new solutions.
Global demand for freight transport may triple by 2050. Ports, as critical logistics hubs, must adapt to this scale. Digital transformation is no longer a luxury — it is a necessity. Automation and the integration of people, machinery, and data into a unified ecosystem form the basis for building a modern Smart Port.

Port digitalization – a new driver for global trade
The main challenges are not only ensuring the uninterrupted operation of supply chains, but also maintaining security within complex infrastructure. The larger the cargo volume, the higher the risks. The answer lies in digital modernization: enhancing infrastructure and processes through 5G and IoT.

5G + IoT: The Technological Foundation of the Smart Port
Unlike public networks or Wi-Fi, a private 5G network provides full control over traffic and ensures maximum data transmission speed, low latency, and secure connectivity within the port infrastructure...more information on our website
https://visicomdata.com/news/private-5g-and-iot-networks-in-ports-a-foundation-for-global-trade-growth