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🇬🇧🇺🇦 We are pleased to announce that our CEO Ievgen Lavrishko has become the fourth Ambassador to the United Kingdom in ...
12/06/2026

🇬🇧🇺🇦 We are pleased to announce that our CEO Ievgen Lavrishko has become the fourth Ambassador to the United Kingdom in the IТ Ukraine Association network.

IT Ukraine Association is a leading industry organisation uniting Ukrainian tech companies and supporting their integration into international markets.

ievgen’s key vertical within the Ambassador Network is AgriTech — helping Ukrainian agri-tech innovations and geospatial solutions scale on the British market.

We congratulate on this recognition and are proud to represent Ukraine at a new level. 🇬🇧🇺🇦

This week, GIS-Point is attending The AI Summit The event focuses on practical AI adoption, real-world applications, and...
11/06/2026

This week, GIS-Point is attending The AI Summit
The event focuses on practical AI adoption, real-world applications, and strategies that help organizations move from experimentation to measurable business impact.

What stands out this year is how AI is no longer a future initiative or a standalone innovation project. It is becoming deeply integrated into core business processes, from operations and customer experience to analytics, decision-making, automation, and product development.

Across industries, organizations are shifting their focus from asking “Should we use AI?” to “How can we implement it effectively and responsibly at scale?”

Looking forward to insightful discussions, new connections, and learning how businesses are turning AI potential into practical results.

08/06/2026

It’s been almost a week since 2026, and we’re still thinking about it.

Two days, hundreds of conversations, and the kind of energy that’s hard to describe, so we let the video do it instead.

See you in 2026!

World Environment Day 2026!We often talk about LiDAR, GIS, orthophotos, point clouds, and data processing.But behind eve...
06/06/2026

World Environment Day 2026!
We often talk about LiDAR, GIS, orthophotos, point clouds, and data processing.

But behind every dataset is something more important.

Helping communities better understand flood risks. Supporting smarter land management. Mapping forests more effectively. Providing the information needed to plan infrastructure more responsibly.

Geospatial data may not always be visible, but its impact is.

Proud to work in an industry where accurate data helps people make better decisions for the environment.

GEO Business Show 2026 is over.Two days. A lot of conversations. One that stood out was with Keith Owens, Commercial Dir...
04/06/2026

GEO Business Show 2026 is over.
Two days. A lot of conversations. One that stood out was with Keith Owens, Commercial Director at Fugro.

LiDAR technology, the future of geospatial infrastructure, reconstruction of Ukraine, potential collaboration across Europe and the UK. The kind of conversation that starts broad and ends with something worth following up on.

A sincere thank you to the organising team for making this event happen year after year.

See you there in 2027.

One week to go — GEO Business Show 2026 is almost here. ExCeL London, 3–4 June.GIS-Point will be at stand G185. Stop by ...
26/05/2026

One week to go — GEO Business Show 2026 is almost here. ExCeL London, 3–4 June.

GIS-Point will be at stand G185.
Stop by to discuss spatial data production and the custom software your geo-business runs on.

Our CEO ievgen Lavrishko will also be speaking:
«From LiDAR QA to conversational GIS: How GIS-Point builds AI-native tools on open spatial stacks»
Wednesday, 3 June · 15:30–16:00

A sincere thank you to the organising team — Annie R., Troy Garrick, Grace Donnelly, Amy Muddle — for making this event happen. See you there!

Two weeks at the Berkeley Agro Accelerator are behind us.Our CEO and CTO Andrii Nedvyha are heading back with more than...
25/05/2026

Two weeks at the Berkeley Agro Accelerator are behind us.
Our CEO and CTO Andrii Nedvyha are heading back with more than notes. The second week pushed the programme from classroom to field — and from theory to pitch.

Monday opened at Future Frontier VC with a full day on the VC ecosystem: Greg La Blanc from on how venture capital actually works, Matt Rappaport from Future Frontier Capital on IP and legal foundations, and Steve Ciesinski from and on what investors are really looking for.
The evening closed with a startup panel and mixer hosted by Gauthier Vasseur and team — the kind of room where conversations matter.

Tuesday brought Chris Cowart from Nomura-SRI Innovation Center on future forecasting and moonshot thinking, and Linda Netsch from FLEX by Fenwick / & on negotiation. Two sessions that covered opposite ends of the same problem: how to think big and how to close the deal.

Wednesday was UC Davis — campus labs, AgriTech startups, research being translated into products. Seeing what comes before the data we process was a useful reminder of where the work starts.

Thursday: final pitches at in Sunnyvale, dinner in Palo Alto.

Friday: precision viticulture in Wine Country. A fitting close for an agri programme.

Two weeks. Berkeley, Silicon Valley, Central Valley, UC Davis, Wine Country. The density of people, ideas, and context in one programme is difficult to overstate.

Thank you to Kateryna Akymenko, Madelyn Montilla, Gauthier Vasseur, and the full team at for Business Innovation. And to for making this possible.

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Week one of the Berkeley Agro Accelerator at the University of California, , School of Business, is behind us. Our CEO ...
18/05/2026

Week one of the Berkeley Agro Accelerator at the University of California, , School of Business, is behind us. Our CEO , and CTO Andriy Nedvyha are in California, and the first five days covered more ground than most programmes manage in two weeks.

Barry Katz ( / ) opened by framing the Silicon Valley ecosystem as infrastructure, not mythology.
Gauthier Vasseur from University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business / , ran two sessions on sustainable data strategy and stretching data with AI, directly relevant to how we architect client pipelines.

Rebecca Hinds, PhD, Head of the Work AI Institute at Glean, delivered a research-backed session on what actually separates AI leaders, not a keynote, which made it more valuable.
Ellen Bruno and James Sallee from UC Berkeley’s Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics grounded the week in water resilience and agricultural decarbonisation as a real market opportunity.

Friday closed with an off-site visit to an almond farm in the Central Valley, after five days of talking about precision ag data, seeing the physical operation mattered.

Week two starts today.

Special thanks to Kateryna Akymenko and the full team at the University of California, Berkeley for Business Innovation.
This programme is made possible by the support of the

Week one of the Berkeley Agro Accelerator at the UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business - UC Berkeley, is behind us. Our C...
18/05/2026

Week one of the Berkeley Agro Accelerator at the UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business - UC Berkeley, is behind us. Our CEO , and CTO Andriy Nedvyha are in California, and the first five days covered more ground than most programmes manage in two weeks.

Barry Katz (California College of the Arts / Stanford University) opened by framing the Silicon Valley ecosystem as infrastructure, not mythology.
Gauthier Vasseur from University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business / Fisher Center for Business Analytics - UC Berkeley, ran two sessions on sustainable data strategy and stretching data with AI, directly relevant to how we architect client pipelines.

Rebecca Hinds, PhD, Head of the Work AI Institute at Glean, delivered a research-backed session on what actually separates AI leaders, not a keynote, which made it more valuable.
Ellen Bruno and James Sallee from UC Berkeley's Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics grounded the week in water resilience and agricultural decarbonisation as a real market opportunity.

Friday closed with an off-site visit to an almond farm in the Central Valley, after five days of talking about precision ag data, seeing the physical operation mattered.

Week two starts today.

Special thanks to Kateryna Akymenko and the full team at the University of California, Berkeley for Business Innovation.
This programme is made possible by the support of the IТ Ukraine Association.

This week, the GIS-Point team, together with our Japanese partners Eukarya, delivered an intensive working program in We...
15/05/2026

This week, the GIS-Point team, together with our Japanese partners Eukarya, delivered an intensive working program in Western Ukraine.

Three days. Three levels of dialogue: community, region, university.

📍 Horodok, Lviv region. Городоцька територіальна громада
In the city of Horodok, we presented a pilot 3D city modeling project — one of the first real implementations of digital twin and 3D visualization technologies at the level of Ukrainian territorial communities.

This is not a concept or a slide deck — it is a functioning municipal model developed within an international project, with the participation of the ГО "ГІС - Кадастрова асоціація України" (NGO “GIS-Cadastre Association of Ukraine”), local expert and co-organizer, ТзОВ "Мірничий" (3D modeling developer), and UNIDO - United Nations Industrial Development Organization as an international partner.

📍 Львівська міська рада / Львівська обласна державна адміністрація (Lviv Regional State/Military Administration & Lviv City Council)
Meetings with regional and city authorities focused on urban planning and GIS policy at the regional level.

The discussions took place within the framework of the international project “Green Industrial Recovery of Ukraine through Technology Transfer and Joint Creation of New Businesses with Japanese Private Sectors.”

Digital twin technology is now entering decision-making offices — not just technical conferences.

📍Львівська політехніка (Lviv Polytechnic National University)
We demonstrated the capabilities of modern geospatial technologies at one of the leading technical universities in the country.

The dialogue with academia focused on practical applications of 3D GIS — from educational use cases to real municipal projects.

Japanese-Ukrainian collaboration in geospatial technologies is becoming a key driver for urban development, infrastructure management, transport modeling, and digital transformation.

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