Dmitry Kudinov, Esri manager of the AI Prototypes Team, explains how geospatial AI unlocks urban planning bottlenecks.

David Yarnold, author and former CEO of the Audubon Society, gives examples of how location technology is solving some of the worlds most challenging problems while speaking at Esri headquarters in Redlands, California.

Esri Chief scientist Dawn Wright explains why mapping the ocean in high resolution is key to keeping it healthy.

Bill Robberson, CTO of Kamilo and nationally recognized expert in plastics pollution research, describes how his company innovated a tracking process that verifies truly recycled plastic using location technology.

Peter Kemp, head of Change, Delivery, and Planning at the Greater London Housing Authority, explains how a smart map brings efficiency to housing development in London, England.

Alex Miller, president of Esri Canada, explains how an authoritative crowdsourced digital map of Canada is playing a key role in improving economic health and public safety for Canadian communities.

Toronto resident Ingrid Buday describes the role geospatial technology plays in tackling the 2nd biggest urban health risk in Canada: noise pollution.

Russell Vine, chief innovation officer at Cross River Rail, explains how a digital twin is helping Brisbane, Australia, build a $4-billion public transit project and prepare for the 2032 Olympics.

Marilyn Howe, senior manager of advisory services at Diebold Nixdorf, explains how banks are using geospatial technology to better serve their customers and bring convenience to personal finance management.

David Yarnold, former CEO of the Audubon Society, explains why the world is increasingly taking a geographic approach to problem solving.