September brings several opportunities to meet the TrianGraphics team, see Trian3DBuilder in action, and exchange ideas about your projects and workflows.
We’re heading to Apply & Innovate 2026!
TrianGraphics will be joining Apply & Innovate 2026 on September 16-17, and we’re looking forward to two days of exchange around virtual vehicle development, ADAS and simulation.
A highlight for us will be our presentation:
“An Automated Pipeline for 3D Environment Generation – From Geodata to Simulation-Ready Digital Twins”
📅 September 16
🕐 13:15-13:25
📍 Hall 1-Partner Pitches
Our colleague Philipp Tretyakov will show how an automated pipeline can transform geodata, road networks and other source data into detailed, simulation-ready 3D environments — covering the workflow from data import and automated generation to validation and export for simulation platforms such as IPG CarMaker.
And there will be more than just the presentation: Yuyu Cui and Philipp Tretyakov will be at the TrianGraphics booth throughout the event, ready to show our tools in action, discuss your use cases, and explore 3D environment generation for simulation with Trian3DBuilder.com
Come by, meet the team and see how we turn geodata into simulation-ready digital twins.
👉 Apply & Innovate 2026 – event & registration
See you in Karlsruhe!
Take a look at the making of the project these photos are part of HERE
Meet us at INTERGEO 2026!
On September 16, our CEO Mirco Nierenz will be at INTERGEO 2026.
If you’re attending and would like to learn more about Trian3DBuilder, discuss your projects, or simply meet in person, feel free to get in touch with Mirco and arrange a meeting during the event.
Meeting point: GEOKomm stand
Hall B6 | Stand B6 D 025
September 16 | INTERGEO 2026
Meet us at InnoTrans 2026!
Our colleagues Michael Hoehndorf and Yuyu Cui will be at InnoTrans on September 23–24, ready to meet you at the DLR stand.
They’ll be happy to show you the latest developments in our Rail module and take you behind the scenes of a real project..
The rail network, including signals, can be derived directly from OpenStreetMap data. Trian3DBuilder can then generate railML from the resulting project data alongside the visual rail network — keeping both representations perfectly in sync.
This makes railML export a natural byproduct of building the visual model in Trian3DBuilder, rather than a separate, error-prone step.
Michael and Yuyu will be happy to discuss the workflow in more detail, answer your questions, and exchange ideas about how Trian3DBuilder can support rail projects and simulation workflows.
Meeting point: DLR Institut für Verkehrsforschung
Hall 2.2 | Stand 440
September 23–24 | InnoTrans 2026
Meet us in person, discuss your projects, and discover Trian3DBuilder in action.