Tersus GNSS Continues Global Expansion and Innovation in Q1 2026
Advancing Mobile SLAM Technology
A major highlight of the quarter has been the extensive showcase of the Metaverse Painter S2 (MVP S2) and MVP S1 handheld SLAM scanners. Tersus GNSS recently hosted a highly anticipated global webinar focusing on the MVP S2, drawing strong interest from professionals across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The session, led by Product Manager Luis Elneser, provided a deep dive into how survey-grade mobile SLAM enhances efficiency and accuracy in real-world 3D data capture, particularly in GNSS-denied environments.

The Tersus MVP S2 demonstrates survey-grade mobile SLAM capabilities in field operations
The robustness of the MVP S2 was further validated during a challenging field demonstration at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. The backpack-mounted LiDAR system successfully navigated steep sandstone formations and uneven elevations, maintaining strong SLAM stability and consistent point cloud density. Additionally, in a demonstration with Valhalla Instruments, the MVP S2 proved its capability to overcome registration failures in repetitive environments, successfully mapping a 120-inch corrugated stormwater pipe with zero drift.

Field demonstration of the MVP S2 at Red Rocks Amphitheatre showcasing performance in complex outdoor terrain
For professionals seeking fast and practical building documentation, the MVP S1 Handheld SLAM Scanner has proven its worth. With integrated RTK, the system allows data to be directly georeferenced during capture, significantly reducing post-processing time for floor plans, area calculations, and volume estimation.

The MVP S1 provides survey-grade SLAM scanning for efficient building documentation and geospatial capture
Innovations in Precision Agriculture and Positioning
In the agricultural sector, Tersus GNSS continues to drive efficiency with the AG993 Auto Steering System. A recent webinar hosted by Product Manager Lance Dong highlighted how the AG993 leverages advanced GNSS positioning and Tersus Advanced Positioning (TAP) correction services to deliver stable, high-precision auto-steering for modern farming operations.
The practical application of the TAP Precise Point Positioning (PPP) service was also demonstrated during field tests in Indonesia. By comparing results with Indonesia's BIG CORS network, Tersus showed that TAP achieves strong alignment with local coordinates even without a base station, proving that global PPP becomes truly practical when connected seamlessly with local geodetic frameworks.
Strategic Expansion in Europe
Celebrating its 12th anniversary, Tersus GNSS officially announced its expansion into the German market with the launch of Tersus Deutschland. This strategic move aims to better support German-speaking customers and partners with localized insights, technical expertise, and the latest updates on RTK, SLAM, and LiDAR technology. The dedicated regional presence underscores Tersus's commitment to shaping the future of digital surveying in key European markets.
Looking Ahead
As Tersus GNSS moves forward in 2026, the company remains dedicated to delivering cutting-edge, reliable, and cost-effective solutions for surveying, mapping, and autonomous systems worldwide. With continued innovation in SLAM technology, precision agriculture, and global positioning services, Tersus is well-positioned to serve the evolving needs of professionals across multiple industries.