Discover the Future of GNSS in Booth #925 at the 2025 Esri UC

We’re Right Around the Corner!

Find Eos Positioning Systems at booth #925 in the expo hall — just around the corner from where you scanned this QR code. Whether you need submeter, subfoot, or survey-grade accuracy, we have an affordable and reliable solution for you.

How to Find Us in the Expo Hall

Look for our big blue hanging banner near the 900 sign on the main aisle.

2025 Esri UC Floorplan - Eos Positioning Systems Booth #925

Location: Booth #925, Exhibit Hall, San Diego Convention Center (SDCC)

2025 Eos Positioning Systems booth at Esri UC

Here are the 2025 expo hours* when you can find our team in booth #925:

Tuesday, July 15
Time: 9am-5pm PT

Wednesday, July 16
Time: 9am-5pm PT

Thursday, July 17
Time: 9am-4pm PT

*Note: All dates, times, and locations are sourced from the 2025 Esri UC agenda online. We encourage you to verify this information regularly in case Esri makes changes to the official schedule.

What Can You Find in Booth #925?

Eos authorized representatives from all over the world will be in our booth (#925) during the three-day expo on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (July 15-17). Eos booth #925 is the primary place to ask for an Eos GNSS demo (including Skadi Series™ and Arrow Series® GNSS receivers, Skadi Tilt Compensation™ and the Skadi Smart Handle™). Get your hands on real Eos GNSS receivers and see how they work with Esri apps such as ArcGIS® Field Maps.

Live Demos: You came all this way to find solutions to your needs. Don’t miss the chance to see and handle some of the most powerful, affordable, and flexible GNSS solutions for GIS users.
Expert Guidance: Get your GNSS (GPS) and accuracy questions answered by industry veterans.
See What’s Next: Be among the first to explore game-changing innovations for ArcGIS users.

Skadi Tilt Compensation™

Capture high-accuracy coordinates with your device tilted—no need to level a pole. It’s seamless, robust, and works with ArcGIS mobile apps. Survey-grade tools like this are no longer just for surveyors. Get your demo today.

Invisible Range Pole™

Need precise 3D positioning without a range pole? This revolutionary technology calculates asset locations directly beneath your handheld, no matter your movement. If you haven’t yet seen the Invisible Range Pole, it’s one of the coolest demos you can get while you’re in San Diego. Ask for one in booth #925.

Extensible Virtual Range Pole™

Measure hard-to-reach assets up to ~20 meters (about 7 feet) away with survey-grade accuracy. No more climbing into trenches or restricted areas—just point and capture. If you see the green laser pointer darting around the convention center, it’s this revolutionary tool in action. Ask for your demo in the Eos booth!

If you can’t meet with us while you’re in San Diego, simply let us know you’re interested, and we’ll contact you. Either stop by the booth (#925) to get scanned or fill out a web form letting us know your interests.

Join Us For Lunch: Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. PT

Location: Room #08, Upper Level, San Diego Convention Center (SDCC)

2025 Esri User Conference map of room 08 for Eos Positioning Systems lunch session at San Diego Convention Center — Join us in room 08 on Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. local time for a lunch and learn.

“What’s New in High-Accuracy GNSS/GPS for Esri Users?”
11:30 a.m. PT – 12:30 p.m. PT | Wednesday, July 16, 2025
Room #08, Upper Level, San Diego Convention Center (SDCC)

Speakers:

Jean-Yves Lauture (Eos), Damon Nelton (Ellingson Companies), Jeff Shaner (Esri), Eric Gakstatter (DMG)

Topics Discussed:

Join Eos, Esri, and our joint mobile users on Wednesday for Eos’s annual hosted lunch session. This session will cover the latest developments in high-accuracy solutions for mobile crews using GNSS and ArcGIS apps. Eos CTO Jean-Yves Lauture will provide exciting announcements about Skadi and Arrow GNSS receivers. Next, Damon Nelton of Minnesota’s Ellingson Companies will share how he’s using both Arrow and Skadi receivers on projects across the U.S. Midwest. Damon will also discuss how Skadi Tilt Compensation and the Skadi Smart Handle are keeping his teams safer and more efficient. Then, Esri Sr. Product Engineer Jeff Shaner will provide a status update on ArcGIS mobile apps as they pertain to high-accuracy users, and GNSS and drone veteran Eric Gakstatter will provide a practical update on the GNSS industry, including sensor integrations. Boxed lunch will be provided to the first 100 attendees; however, individuals who are Esri business partners, other Esri UC exhibitors or sponsors, other GNSS manufacturers or sellers, and Eos business partners are not eligible for the lunch, though they are welcome to attend.

*Boxed lunch will be provided to the first 100 attendees; other Esri UC exhibitors/sponsors and Esri partners are not eligible to receive the lunch but may attend.

Preview the GNSS Technology in Booth #925:

In Canada, a professional uses the Skadi Smart Handle on a construction site. Using the Skadi Smart Handle and ArcGIS Field Maps, they quickly mapped assets in a trench. — A professional maps assets in a trench using the Extensible Virtual Range Pole for positioning and ArcGIS Field Maps for data collection.

A field worker maps a gas meter using the Skadi Smart Handle's Invisible Range Pole and ArcGIS Field Maps. — A field worker maps a gas meter using the Invisible Range Pole and ArcGIS Field Maps.

Skadi Tilt Compensation is used to find the position of a residential gas meter. Even at this degree of tilt, the accuracy remains centimeter-level. — A worker uses Skadi Tilt Compensation to survey a residential gas meter on the side of a house.

In Africa, a team tests out the new Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) corrections from the European Union. They're using an Arrow Gold+ GNSS receiver, the first on the market capable of using the GalHAS corrections. — In Africa, a team gets decimeter-level accuracy using an Arrow Gold+ GNSS receiver with Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) corrections from the E.U.

Felecia Helms maps an electric meter in the City of Seguin, Texas. She's using an Arrow Gold GNSS receiver with ArcGIS Field Maps and an iPad. — Felecia Helms maps an electric meter in Seguin, Texas with an Arrow Gold for accuracy and ArcGIS Field Maps on iPad for data collection.

At Oldham County Water District in Kentucky, a field worker tests out Skadi Tilt Compensation, which they are using with ArcGIS apps to map water assets. — An Oldham County Water District field worker reduces GNSS error with Skadi Tilt Compensation.

We Hope to See You There!

We are looking forward to seeing you at the Esri UC! Please make sure to stop by the booth and say hello. We would love to see you, show you what’s new with Eos GNSS receivers, answer your mobile questions, and meet friends new and old.

Meanwhile, if you have any questions for our team before or after the event, please contact us here.

Finally, to add these items to your 2024 Esri UC schedule, visit the 2025 Esri UC agenda online, log in, select the agenda item you’d like to attend, and click “ADD TO SCHEDULE.”

Tip: If you are interested in overlapping agenda items, simply favorite them both to quickly find them later on.

*Note: All dates, times, and locations are sourced from the 2025 Esri UC agenda online. We encourage you to verify this information regularly in case Esri makes changes to the official schedule.

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