NavVis to host Florida reality capture events in Miami and Tampa

NavVis will bring its CLX and VLX4 devices, along with IVION 12.0, to complimentary IN TOWN events in Miami on Nov. 10 and Tampa on Nov. 12. The sessions are aimed at surveying, construction, BIM and reality capture professionals looking to compare capture workflows and discuss project needs.

Why it matters: - The Florida events give surveying, construction, BIM and reality capture teams a hands-on way to evaluate NavVis hardware and software before committing to a workflow. - The format combines product demos, training-style discussion and peer networking in two major Florida markets. - The events are complimentary, but space is limited and advance registration is required.

What happened: - NavVis will host two IN TOWN events in Florida in November 2026. - Miami is scheduled for Nov. 10, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at American Social Brickell. - Tampa is scheduled for Nov. 12, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Jackson’s Bistro, Bar & Sushi. - The events are open to surveying, geospatial, architecture, engineering, construction, BIM and reality capture professionals. - NavVis Account Executive Frank J. Hahnel, III will host both Florida events.

The details: - Attendees will get live demonstrations, Q&A and hands-on time with NavVis CLX, NavVis VLX4, NavVis VLX3 and NavVis MLX. - The events will also show IVION 12.0 and its processing workflow. - NavVis CLX is a compact, handheld capture device aimed at documentation-grade reality capture and everyday existing-conditions documentation. - NavVis CLX is positioned for site assessment, area referencing, quantity surveying, 2D drafting and LOD200 Scan-to-CAD/BIM. - NavVis CLX uses a dual-LiDAR architecture and live 2D and 3D coverage feedback to help operators check capture completeness before leaving a site. - NavVis VLX4 is a wearable capture device designed for projects that need finer geometric detail. - NavVis VLX4 uses a three-LiDAR configuration and delivers 3 mm point cloud resolution for demanding Scan-to-BIM, MEP and industrial applications. - NavVis says the resulting point clouds help resolve thin pipes, bolts, brackets and sharp edges. - IVION Processing turns captures into registered, ready-to-use data. - IVION helps teams manage project data and deliver it to customers in an accessible format. - Teams and customers can explore, measure and share captured environments through IVION. - The events include dedicated networking time for attendees to exchange experiences and discuss how reality capture fits their workflows. - Hahnel brings more than 25 years of experience in surveying, geomatics, terrestrial laser scanning, SLAM-based mobile mapping and reality capture workflows. - His background includes helping organizations evaluate and adopt 3D laser scanning across surveying, construction, public safety, forensic and infrastructure applications. - Light refreshments and beverages will be provided.

Between the lines: - NavVis is using the events to show a full capture stack, from field devices to downstream data management, rather than a single product. - The side-by-side device comparison suggests NavVis wants attendees to match specific hardware to specific job requirements. - Positioning CLX for everyday documentation and VLX4 for higher-detail work signals a segmented hardware strategy.

What's next: - NavVis is encouraging early registration so organizers can plan food and beverage service and manage attendance. - The company expects both experienced users and newcomers to use the events to evaluate workflow fit and project requirements. - More information is available on NavVis’ social page: the company's LinkedIn posts.

The bottom line: - NavVis is turning two Florida stops into a hands-on sales and education push for its reality capture hardware and IVION software.