Recently, SuperMap participated in MundoGEO 2026, Latin America's leading geospatial technology exhibition, held in São Paulo, Brazil. The event brought together government agencies, research institutions, industry experts, and technology companies specializing in GIS, remote sensing, surveying and mapping, drones, artificial intelligence, and digital twins, highlighting the latest innovations driving geospatial applications and digital transformation across the region.
Together with its Brazilian partner DigiMap, SuperMap presented the theme "Spatial Intelligence Empowering Cross-Platform Deployment and Intelligent Industry Transformation in Latin America." Tailored to regional market demands, the company showcased its self-developed GIS platform products and localized industry solutions while engaging with government and enterprise customers from across Latin America to strengthen its regional business network.
Showcasing GIS Products and Industry Solutions for Local Needs
As digital transformation accelerates across Latin America, organizations are increasingly seeking GIS platforms that support cross-platform deployment, intelligent workflows, cost-effective technology replacement, and localized AI modeling capabilities.
At MundoGEO 2026, SuperMap demonstrated its comprehensive GIS software portfolio, covering the entire lifecycle of spatial data production, management, and application. Featured products included SuperMap iDesktopX for cross-platform desktop GIS, SuperMap iServer for cloud GIS services, SuperMap iPortal for no-code spatial application development, and EPS for cadastral mapping and quality inspection.
To address local business requirements, SuperMap also highlighted three industry-focused solutions: AI-powered Large-Scale Mapping Solution, Brazil Natural Resources "One Map" Platform, and Latin America Full-Lifecycle Cadastre Management Solution. These solutions support key application scenarios including land administration, disaster prevention and mitigation, and surveying and mapping operations.
In addition, SuperMap presented its 3D GIS platform, featuring high-performance processing of massive geospatial datasets and seamless integration with mainstream game engines, making it well suited for various regional digital twin and 3D visualization projects. DigiMap also showcased its online remote sensing imagery service platform built on SuperMap's GIS technology, demonstrating localized innovation based on the SuperMap platform.
Engaging with Government and Enterprise Leaders Across Latin America
Throughout the exhibition, the SuperMap booth welcomed representatives from a wide range of influential organizations, including IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics), COFCO International, leading Brazilian companies in the power and mining sectors, universities and research institutes, as well as ecosystem partners specializing in geospatial hardware and technologies.
Discussions focused on topics such as spatial data infrastructure, land governance, power asset management, mining safety, and remote sensing applications. SuperMap's technologies received positive feedback from multiple organizations, leading to several follow-up cooperation opportunities.
Strengthening the Regional Geospatial Ecosystem
During the exhibition, SuperMap's technologies were widely recognized by government agencies, enterprise users, research institutions, and ecosystem partners. Visitors highly appreciated the company's full-stack GIS architecture, advanced 3D geospatial data processing capabilities, and cross-platform deployment technologies.
The platform's ability to support localized AI model development while serving as a cost-effective alternative to conventional GIS software aligns well with the growing demand among Latin American organizations for independent, efficient, and future-ready geospatial infrastructure.
As SuperMap's first appearance at MundoGEO, the exhibition not only provided an important opportunity to introduce China's spatial intelligence technologies to the Latin American geospatial community, but also enabled the company to better understand local digital transformation needs. In addition to visitors from Brazil, the booth attracted customers from Argentina, Colombia, Panama, and other countries, further expanding SuperMap's regional influence.
The event also strengthened collaboration between SuperMap and DigiMap, reinforcing local market confidence while enhancing regional service and delivery capabilities.
Looking ahead, SuperMap will continue working closely with local partners to expand its presence across Latin America, delivering innovative, localized GIS and spatial intelligence solutions that support sustainable digital transformation and contribute to the continued development of the region's geospatial ecosystem.
