Hello everyone,
I hope you are all doing well.
I’m pleased to say that the session catalogue for the upcoming Trimble Dev Summit is now live. You can check it out on this link:
The agenda this year centers around the idea of “The Intelligent Digital Thread”—focusing on breaking down data silos, connecting workflows, and putting Trimble data at the center of your operations. We have a really wide range of sessions available, covering everything from high-level strategy to practical, hands-on coding.
A few of the key product areas and technical topics you’ll find include:
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AI & Agentic Workflows: Deep-dives into the new Trimble Agentic Platform, building multi-agent systems via the Model Model Context Protocol (MCP), and utilizing local AI or AI coding assistants to build tools.
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BIM & Structural Design: Exploring the Tekla Open API, building high-level automation platforms, and real-time QA/QC dashboards via the Trimble Connect API.
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Architecture & 3D Modeling: New Ruby and C APIs for Procedural Components in SketchUp 2027, and using the Cross-Runtime JavaScript API for cross-platform extensions.
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Project Management & Estimating: Working with ProjectSight’s active API endpoints, its new MCP Server, and the Accubid Anywhere API ecosystem.
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Hardware & Field APIs: Controlling optical, GNSS, and scanning instruments using the TPSDK, alongside automated field operations via the Site Management and Trimble Unity APIs.
This lineup brings some great opportunities for attendees. If you bring your laptop, you can join hands-on labs like “From Login to Live Code” to register apps and make live API calls on the spot using the new Trimble Developer Console. There is also a collaborative 2-hour mini-hackathon to bridge the gap between SketchUp and ProjectSight, which is open to both experienced developers and complete coding beginners. It is a fantastic chance to learn how to combine different datasets—like GPR data with surface project data—to streamline your everyday workflows.
Take a look through the catalog to see what stands out to you. As a quick heads-up, actual session scheduling will open up later this summer, but this should give you a great head start on planning what you want to catch.
If you have any questions or need anything else, please feel free to let me know.