WolkenVision AG was proud to participate in the global stage for urban innovation, the Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC), held from 4-6 November 2025 in Barcelona, Spain. Our team, including CEO Nan Zhu, CTO Boxiao Ma and CTO Assistant Qi Lu, engaged with the foremost thinkers and leaders shaping the future of our urban environments.

SCEWC, renowned for convening a powerful ecosystem of global companies, governments, and strategic organizations, served as an ideal platform to demonstrate the commitment to building a more sustainable and human-centered urban paradigm. Over the course of three days, our team connected directly with city leaders, infrastructure owners, and engineering firms to address the pressing challenges of urban development.

At our stand, we showcased how WolkenVision’s AI-powered technology is transforming the landscape of urban infrastructure. We demonstrated our core capability: converting complex 3D point cloud data into high-precision, engineering-ready BIM models with unprecedented speed, accuracy, and scalability. These conversations consistently highlighted the critical industry shift from manual, fragmented workflows to automated data processing for planning, monitoring, and upgrading essential assets like tunnels, rail systems, utilities, and buildings.

Our most exciting discussions with visitors at our booth focused on scaling city-wide 3D data management, accelerating Scan-to-BIM workflows, and establishing reliable digital twins as the foundational layer for smarter and safer infrastructure. The insights gathered from these interactions are invaluable as we continue to refine our solutions to meet the evolving needs of the market.

This event not only confirmed the inevitable digital transformation of urban infrastructure but also showcased WolkenVision's pioneering role in this wave of change. As a key driver of the future of smart cities, WolkenVision will continue to innovate, injecting intelligent and sustainable momentum into global urban development, and working together to create smarter, greener, and more livable cities.