Hexagon AB is a global industrial technology company with a significant presence in the space industry, focusing on measurement and positioning systems. They provide geospatial tools, software, and services for various applications, including aerospace, defense, and infrastructure planning. Hexagon's technologies have supported space exploration since NASA's early moon landings, and they continue to drive innovation with solutions for manufacturing, autonomous mobility, and digital transformation. Key products include sensors, software, and platforms for geospatial data analysis, with major customers including government organizations and private companies in the aerospace sector.
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Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, announced the launch of the Leica DD175 utility locator and the Leica DA175 signal transmitter.
Hexagon’s integration with ZF Group’s ProConnect aims to provide the functional safety, lane-level positioning accuracy, and automotive safety integrity level required by ZF’s automotive telematics platform.
Hexagon AB, a global company in digital reality solutions, acquired Qognify, a provider of physical security and enterprise incident management software solutions.
Qognify extends Hexagon’s real-time monitoring and security reach into new markets and creates cross-sell opportunities for the Leica BLK Series of reality capture sensors.
Hexagon’s computer-aided dispatch (CAD) solutions mobilize the people responsible for incident resolution.
Integrating video monitoring capabilities into Hexagon’s enterprise asset management solution will help optimize the performance and reliability of assets.
Hexagon President and CEO Ola Rollén emphasized that Qognify’s solutions expand Hexagon’s public safety portfolio by adding integrated video capabilities.
Hexagon’s Geosystems division will refresh aerial data of eight U.S. states at 6-inch (15-centimeter) resolution for the 2023 collection season.
The four-band orthoimagery from the 2023 refresh will be available through a streaming subscription using standard mapping APIs or via pixel download on the Hexagon Digital Reality (HxDR) Data Store.
The eight U.S. states included in Hexagon’s 2023 refresh are Texas, Washington, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, Maine, Montana, and Idaho.
Hexagon's cloud-based platform, HxDR, will connect customers to seamlessly accessible digital twins.
Hexagon's reality capture and software portfolio combined with LocLab's automated 3D digital twin creation workflow makes Digital Realities more accessible to customers.
Hexagon's Geosystems division and LocLab announced a strategic partnership to empower industries with Smart Digital Realities in their design, construction, and operations processes.
Hexagon's HxDR is a cloud-based storage, visualization, and collaboration platform for reality capture and geospatial data.
Hexagon's Geosystems division and LocLab have formed a strategic partnership to empower industries with Smart Digital Realities in design, construction, and operations processes.
Hexagon’s Safety added artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to HxGN Connect, its real-time incident center as a service solution.
The Leica ContentMapper is optimized for large-area mapping and is equipped with Hexagon’s mechanical forward-motion-compensation (FMC) technology to improve image quality and fidelity.
Michael Ritter will assume a new senior role overseeing Hexagon’s Autonomy & Positioning, Mining, and Agriculture divisions, effective immediately.
Michael Ritter will be responsible for leading the strategy of Hexagon’s Autonomy & Positioning, Mining, and Agriculture divisions to accelerate synergies and strengthen the solutions portfolio.
Maria Luthström will succeed Michael Ritter as President of Hexagon Autonomy & Positioning, effective 1 October 2022.