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Level Up Your Geospatial Skills with Pre-Conference Workshops at DevCon

It's 40 days to the 2026 Cesium Developer Conference, and we’re getting ready to host developers, creators, and innovators from across the 3D geospatial ecosystem for learning, collaboration, and community, June 8-10 in Philadelphia. For attendees who want a day of dedicated, hands-on training to sharpen skills, we’re offering pre-conference workshops on Monday, June 8.

Screenshot of a drone over Miami beach in Cesium for Unreal

Drone flying over Miami, Florida, USA, in Cesium for Unreal.

With topics covering 3D on the web, game engines, integrations, AI, and more, beginners and experienced developers can choose their own adventure. There’s a path for everyone to work closely with instructors and peers to build next-gen applications. 

Here’s a look at the schedule: 

Time4th Floor: Congress Room3rd Floor: Washington Room
8-8:45 a.m.Registration and arrivalRegistration and arrival
8:45-9 a.m.Welcome remarksWelcome remarks
9-10:20 a.m.Maximizing Your Data's Impact with Cesium ion (Ankit Trehan)Create Interactive 3D Geospatial Journeys with Cesium Stories (CreateAccess)
10:20-10:40 a.m.BreakBreak
10:40 a.m.-noonCesium for Unreal Deep Dive (Janine Liu)CesiumJS Deep Dive (Luke McKinstry)
noon-1 p.m.LunchLunch
1-2:20 p.m.Visualizing Vector Data and More (Don McCurdy)Building Your First AI-Driven Geospatial App with LLMs and Cesium (Margarita Kartaviciute)
2:20-2:40 p.m.BreakBreak
2:40-4 p.m.Geospatial by Design: Integrating AEC & BIM Data with the Cesium Platform (Cory Barr)Gaussian Splats in CesiumJS (Travis Crowell)
4-4:20 p.m.Closing/overflowClosing/overflow

Check out the full workshop agenda for what to expect and how to prepare. 

Attendees interested in becoming Cesium Certified Developers will learn many of the skills needed for certification over the course of the day; then they can put these skills into practice and submit their projects. 

An iModel of a Philadelphia Metrostation on top of an iTwin Reality Mesh shown in CesiumJS.

An iModel of a Philadelphia Metrostation on top of an iTwin Reality Mesh shown in CesiumJS.

Because of the enthusiasm for the pre-conference workshops last year, we’ve increased seats this year—but slots are filling up.  

Bring your laptop with the required software and hardware, which we’ll share soon. We look forward to learning with you.