The event attracted nearly a hundred participants, including experts, leading speakers and engineering students. Among the leading figures present, Jean François Dalbin, National President of the Ordre des Géomètres-Experts, played a key role in leading rich and stimulating discussions. The discussions focused on the technological and economic challenges of precision geolocation, a rapidly expanding field.

The main aim of these participative conferences was to encourage constructive dialogue between students and professionals. Together, they explored current changes and future opportunities in various sectors influenced by precision geolocation. The applications are vast, covering the Smart City, mobility, industry, aeronautics, precision agriculture and environmental management. The impact of these technologies is amplified by recent advances in miniaturisation and cost reduction, expanding the possibilities for large-scale use.

The opening of the debates, by Jean BERTERRECHE, President of the TERIA Network, and Patxi ELISSALDE, Director of the ESTIA Campus, set the tone for in-depth and enriching discussions. Experts shared their views on current and future challenges, while students were able to express their ideas and aspirations in a setting conducive to collaborative innovation.