5 Exhibitors to Visit at BIM World Munich 2026

Paid placement disclosure. These exhibitor sections are paid Shared Spotlight placements. Inclusion is not an award, ranking, or TradeShowIntel endorsement, and it does not affect independent Floor Picks.Disclosure version 2026-09

Why a planned route matters at BIM World Munich

BIM World Munich runs 24 to 25 November 2026 at the ICM, International Congress Center Messe München, one of Europe's larger congress venues. The show concentrates two days of product demonstrations, conference sessions, and networking into a space where the programme competes directly with floor time, making it easy to spend the morning in talks and arrive at the exhibition hall with too little time to evaluate vendors properly.

The five companies in this Shared Spotlight, Autodesk GmbH, Nemetschek Group, Bentley Systems, Trimble Inc., and Siemens AG, collectively cover every phase of the AEC/O lifecycle from early design through live asset operations. Taken together they represent a coherent first-day route for any buyer whose responsibilities touch BIM authoring, open data exchange, infrastructure delivery, field coordination, or facility performance, and they are concentrated in or near the Foyer level, reducing unnecessary cross-hall travel.

Why these exhibitors

Five stands that span the full AEC/O lifecycle

This set was assembled because the five companies address distinct but adjacent buyer jobs that often belong to the same procurement cycle. Autodesk GmbH serves architects, engineers, and contractors evaluating connected BIM-to-field platforms. Nemetschek Group is relevant to any team assessing a multi-brand open BIM ecosystem from design through facility management. Bentley Systems addresses infrastructure owner-operators and civil engineers working on roads, rail, water, and energy networks. Trimble Inc. targets structural engineers, VDC managers, and contractors trying to close the gap between reality capture and office-based BIM collaboration. Siemens AG, through its Building X platform, speaks to BIM managers, facility directors, and real estate portfolio owners connecting design-phase data to live operations and ESG reporting. No single vendor covers all of these jobs, which is precisely why walking all five in sequence gives a buyer a more complete picture of the current market than any single demonstration can.

How to use this Shared Spotlight

Download the floor plan before you arrive ICM's Foyer level is the primary exhibition space at BIM World Munich. Pull the official floor plan from bim-world.de the evening before so you can locate confirmed stand numbers, including Autodesk GmbH at Foyer Stand 1 and Nemetschek Group at Booth 9 on the Ground Floor, before you reach the venue.
Anchor your morning around confirmed booth positions Start at stands with published locations. Autodesk GmbH (Foyer, Stand 1) and Nemetschek Group (Booth 9, Ground Floor) have confirmed positions. Use those as fixed anchors and ask the information desk on arrival for the floor positions of Bentley Systems, Trimble Inc., and Siemens AG.
Match each stop to your buyer job Each exhibitor card in this guide includes a priority signal describing the specific role or evaluation task the stand serves best. Read those signals before walking the floor so you can decide in advance which demonstrations to request and which to skip.
Reserve time for a second pass Conference sessions at BIM World Munich run concurrently with exhibit hours. If a session pulls you off the floor, use the route order in this guide to resume where you left off rather than retracing your steps from the beginning.

Floor-planning tip Block 30 minutes per stand in your calendar for Day 1, starting at 09:30, so you can complete all five visits before the midday conference keynotes draw crowds back into the hall in the afternoon.

TL;DR

5 stops worth planning

Suggested floor route

A loop that keeps backtracking to a minimum

Beginning at Autodesk GmbH in the Foyer and moving to Nemetschek Group on the Ground Floor before locating Bentley Systems, Trimble Inc., and Siemens AG keeps the walk broadly linear across the ICM's connected levels rather than requiring repeated trips between opposite ends of the building.

1Autodesk GmbHPrioritize this stand if you are an architect, engineer, or contractor evaluating a connected BIM-to-field platform or assessing how Autodesk Platform Services can integrate with your existing project data stack.Foyer · Stand 1
2Nemetschek GroupPrioritize this stand if you are an architect, engineer, contractor, or facility manager evaluating how a single vendor ecosystem can cover design through operations without abandoning open data standards.Booth 9 · Ground Floor
3Bentley SystemsPrioritize this stand if you are an infrastructure owner-operator, civil engineer, or building architect evaluating digital twin platforms or open BIM workflows for German and European projects.Booth number: 13
4Trimble Inc.Prioritize this stand if you are a structural engineer, VDC manager, or contractor looking to close the gap between reality capture in the field and BIM collaboration in the office.Booth number: 35
5Siemens AGPrioritize this stand if you are a BIM manager, facility director, or real estate portfolio owner looking to connect design-phase BIM data to live building operations and ESG reporting.Booth number: 32

Autodesk GmbH

Provider of design and engineering software for architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and media, including BIM and CAD tools.

Booth1Foyer

About

Autodesk GmbH, headquartered at Balanstraße 71a in Munich and registered since 1990, is the German entity of Autodesk, Inc., a global software company serving architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and media. Its core AEC portfolio spans Revit for multidisciplinary BIM authoring, AutoCAD for 2D and 3D drafting, Autodesk Construction Cloud for unified field-and-office project collaboration, and BIM Collaborate Pro for cloud-based design co-authoring across Revit, Civil 3D, and AutoCAD Plant 3D teams.

The platform is built around open interoperability, supporting IFC, DWG, RVT, and NWC formats alongside Autodesk Platform Services (APS), which allows third-party developers and partners to build on top of connected project data. Autodesk reports more than 100 million users worldwide, and at BIM World MUNICH the company participates as an Executive Partner, operating a shared community stand where its partner network exhibits alongside the core Autodesk offering.

At BIM World Munich

At BIM World MUNICH 2026, Autodesk occupies Stand 1 in the entrance foyer as an Executive Partner. The stand functions as a community exhibit where Autodesk and its partner ecosystem present together across the full AECO asset lifecycle. On Congress Stage 1 on 24 November at 11:50, Autodesk delivers a session titled 'Connecting the Construction Value Chain: Autodesk Platform, AI, and Ecosystem.' Live demonstrations on the stand cover Autodesk Platform Services (APS), AI-driven insights applied to connected project data, and the broader partner integrations built on the Autodesk platform.

Autodesk Platform Services (APS) live demo showing API-level connectivity across project dataAI-driven insights embedded in Autodesk Construction Cloud for design-to-field workflowsRevit as a BIM authoring environment with cloud co-authoring via BIM Collaborate ProIFC and open-standard interoperability for mixed-tool project environmentsPartner community stand structure with ecosystem integrations on displayBIM authoringConstruction CloudAI insightsOpen platform

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are an architect, engineer, or contractor evaluating a connected BIM-to-field platform or assessing how Autodesk Platform Services can integrate with your existing project data stack.

What to ask at the booth

Which Autodesk tools do you recommend for a mid-sized general contractor starting BIM adoption?
How does Autodesk Construction Cloud function as a common data environment across design and field teams?
What licensing or subscription options are available for Revit and AutoCAD in the German market?
How does Autodesk support open standards like IFC when working alongside non-Autodesk tools in a mixed project environment?
What AI and automation capabilities are now built into Revit and the Construction Cloud, and what is on the near-term roadmap?

Nemetschek Group

Leading global provider of OPEN BIM and digital-transformation software covering the entire AEC/O lifecycle and media & entertainment workflows.

Booth9

About

Nemetschek Group (Nemetschek SE) is headquartered in Munich, Germany, and was founded in 1963. The group develops and distributes software for architecture, engineering, construction, and operations alongside media and entertainment workflows. Its portfolio spans more than 12 brands organized across four segments: Design, Build, Manage, and Media. Key products include ALLPLAN for design-to-build CAD and CAE work, Graphisoft Archicad for architectural BIM, Bluebeam Revu for construction document collaboration, and dTwin for cloud-based digital-twin asset management.

With approximately 7.0 million users across 142 countries and FY 2024 revenue of EUR 995.6 million, Nemetschek holds one of the largest installed bases in the AEC/O software market. The group's openBIM positioning, built on open data standards and IFC interoperability, lets project teams mix Nemetschek brands with third-party tools without lock-in. A dedicated AI and Data Innovation Hub drives an agentic AI roadmap that is being applied across the full building lifecycle, from early design through facility operations.

At BIM World Munich

Nemetschek Group participates as Executive Partner at BIM World Munich 2026, occupying a joint booth of over 140 square meters on the ground floor. Visitors can explore live demonstrations from ALLPLAN, Bluebeam, Graphisoft, Solibri, Vectorworks, dRofus, dTwin, Maxon, and NEVARIS, each representing a distinct phase of the building lifecycle. The Nemetschek AI and Data Innovation Hub is also present, showing AI-driven workflows and digital-twin capabilities that connect design models to building operations and facility management data.

dTwin open digital-twin platform connecting design-phase BIM models to live operations and FM dataAI and Data Innovation Hub with agentic AI applications demonstrated across lifecycle stagesSolibri model checking and openBIM quality assurance workflowsBluebeam Revu markup and document collaboration for construction teamsALLPLAN precast and structural engineering BIM with openBIM exportopenBIMDigital TwinAI WorkflowsLifecycle Software

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are an architect, engineer, contractor, or facility manager evaluating how a single vendor ecosystem can cover design through operations without abandoning open data standards.

What to ask at the booth

How does the Group's openBIM approach support interoperability with non-Nemetschek tools in a mixed-software environment?
Which agentic AI capabilities are shipping today versus on the roadmap, and how are they validated for accuracy and trust?
How do dTwin digital-twin workflows connect design models to building operations and FM data?
What is the practical migration path for a team currently using a different BIM platform that wants to adopt ALLPLAN or Graphisoft?
How does the Group's sustainability tooling help customers meet regulatory and reporting requirements across the building lifecycle?

Bentley Systems

Infrastructure engineering software for designing, building, and operating roads, rail, water, energy, facilities, and cities.

Booth13

About

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, headquartered in Exton, Pennsylvania, was founded in 1984 by engineers focused exclusively on infrastructure. The company employs approximately 5,200 people and reported revenues of $1.228 billion in 2023, serving users in 194 countries. Its core product portfolio includes MicroStation for 2D and 3D infrastructure CAD, ProjectWise for project delivery and design-data collaboration, OpenBuildings for building design and documentation with a Speedikon variant tailored to German and European workflows, and the iTwin Platform for creating and maintaining live digital twins of infrastructure assets.

Bentley positions its portfolio around an open data ecosystem rather than a proprietary closed format, allowing owner-operators and engineering firms to connect existing sensor and IoT data, IFC-compliant models, and third-party datasets through the iTwin Platform. This approach covers the full infrastructure lifecycle from initial design through construction and into long-term asset performance monitoring, making the platform relevant to civil engineers, building architects, utilities, transportation agencies, and city planners within a single connected environment.

At BIM World Munich

At BIM World MUNICH 2026, Bentley participates as an Executive Partner and is presenting a keynote titled 'Empowering Infrastructure's Future: Bentley's Digital Twin and AI-Infrastructure Driven Technology' on the Congress Stage on 24 November. The company is showcasing its infrastructure digital twin platform alongside AI-driven analytics and live demonstrations of design-build workflows and asset monitoring. The presentations connect directly to the event's core themes of BIM for infrastructure, digital twins, and AI in BIM, giving visitors a concrete look at how Bentley's platform addresses transportation, water, city planning, and energy use cases.

iTwin Platform: open digital twin creation, IoT and sensor data integration, and live asset monitoringOpenBuildings Speedikon: German and European BIM-specific capabilities for architects and building engineersAI-driven infrastructure analytics demonstrated on real asset datasetsProjectWise: design-data management and multi-discipline collaboration workflowsIFC and open BIM interoperability within the iTwin open data ecosystemDigital TwinsAI in BIMInfrastructure BIMOpen Data

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are an infrastructure owner-operator, civil engineer, or building architect evaluating digital twin platforms or open BIM workflows for German and European projects.

What to ask at the booth

How does iTwin handle interoperability with IFC and other open BIM standards?
What is the typical rollout and pricing path from MicroStation or OpenBuildings to the iTwin platform?
How can an owner-operator integrate existing sensor and IoT data into a live iTwin digital twin?
What German and EU-specific capabilities does OpenBuildings Speedikon provide beyond the standard OpenBuildings product?
Which asset monitoring use cases are being demonstrated live at this event?

Trimble Inc.

Trimble connects the physical and digital worlds across the design-build-operate lifecycle with hardware, software, and services for construction, geospatial, and transportation.

Booth35

About

Trimble Inc., headquartered in Westminster, Colorado and founded in 1978, develops hardware, software, and services for construction, geospatial, transportation, and agriculture. Its construction-facing portfolio spans conceptual design in SketchUp, structural BIM in Tekla Structures, cloud-based project collaboration through Trimble Connect, and full lifecycle project management via Trimble Construction One. The company employs more than 12,000 people and holds over 1,000 unique active patents.

Trimble's position in the market rests on connecting field hardware with office software inside a single ecosystem. SketchUp records more than 28 million unique activations per year, Trimble Connect has surpassed one million users, and the platform collectively manages over one trillion US dollars of construction value. Roughly 15 percent of revenue is reinvested in R&D, which sustains continuous development across positioning, reality capture, and data interoperability.

At BIM World Munich

At BIM World Munich 2026, Trimble participates as an Executive Partner and presents in the conference program on current industry topics. On the show floor, Trimble and its German distribution partner AllTerra Deutschland share a stand where visitors can see the company's latest 3D scanning technologies, including kinematic laser scanning for both outdoor and indoor applications. The demonstration covers the full capture-to-model workflow: Trimble field hardware feeding data into processing software and through to collaboration and communication platforms, illustrating how reality capture connects to BIM and connected construction workflows.

Kinematic laser scanning for outdoor and indoor environments, demonstrated liveEnd-to-end capture workflow from Trimble hardware through to Trimble ConnectTekla Structures for constructible structural BIM in any materialTrimble Construction One suite covering estimating, project management, and field executionIFC and open-standard interoperability within Trimble Connect3D scanningStructural BIMConnected constructionReality capture

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a structural engineer, VDC manager, or contractor looking to close the gap between reality capture in the field and BIM collaboration in the office.

What to ask at the booth

How does Trimble Construction One streamline handoff between design, estimating, and field execution on a typical project?
What is the current roadmap for Tekla Structures being presented at BIM World Munich this year?
How does Trimble Connect integrate with third-party tools and open standards like IFC?
Can you walk through the field-to-office link between the kinematic laser scanner and the project management software?
What onboarding, implementation, and training support does Trimble offer for firms adopting the connected platform?

Siemens AG

Smart Infrastructure division offering Building X, an open, cloud-based digital building platform for BIM-driven building management and net-zero operations.

Booth32

About

Siemens AG, founded in 1847 and headquartered in Munich with registered offices in Berlin, employs approximately 318,000 people worldwide. Its Smart Infrastructure division develops Building X, an open, cloud-based platform designed to serve as a single source of truth for building data across design, construction, and operations. The platform spans four core products: Building X Lifecycle Twin, Energy Manager, Operations Manager, and the overarching Building X environment.

Building X holds UL Solutions Smart System Verified Platinum certification for connectivity, cybersecurity, and interoperability. The platform uses vendor-agnostic connectivity and open APIs, allowing integration with third-party applications and existing software ecosystems. Customers have reported up to 30 percent energy savings and up to 10 percent higher net operating income through data-driven optimization. A documented deployment at Morgan State University connects 80 field panels, 475 controllers, and 7,500 data points through the Building X energy management dashboard.

At BIM World Munich

At BIM World Munich 2026, Siemens Smart Infrastructure is presenting its Building X portfolio in the context of the event's core themes: BIM as a continuous standard, AI-driven digital twins, and sustainable infrastructure. Visitors can explore how Building X Lifecycle Twin ingests BIM data from design and construction phases into live building operations, and how Energy Manager and Operations Manager apply that data to emissions reporting, smart workflows, and remote monitoring across large or multi-site portfolios.

Building X Lifecycle Twin: BIM-native digital twin spanning design through operationsBuilding X Energy Manager: portfolio-level energy and emissions benchmarkingBuilding X Operations Manager: remote monitoring and smart maintenance workflowsUL Solutions Smart System Verified Platinum certification for cybersecurity and interoperabilityOpen API architecture enabling third-party and existing software integrationDigital TwinBIM-to-OperationsEnergy ManagementSmart Infrastructure

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a BIM manager, facility director, or real estate portfolio owner looking to connect design-phase BIM data to live building operations and ESG reporting.

What to ask at the booth

How does Building X Lifecycle Twin ingest and maintain BIM data from design and construction into operations?
Which open APIs and third-party integrations are supported on the Building X platform?
What specific energy or emissions reductions have comparable customers achieved with Energy Manager?
How is cybersecurity and data residency handled for the cloud-based Building X platform?
What are the onboarding and licensing models for existing buildings versus new construction?

Before you leave the hall

Capture notes while the demonstrations are fresh

At a two-day show like BIM World Munich, the gap between a morning demonstration and an afternoon debrief is long enough for details to blur. After each stop, note the specific product version, the integration point that was demonstrated, and the name of the contact who ran the session. Those three data points are enough to reconstruct a meaningful comparison when you return to the office.

For a full list of exhibitors, session times, and venue logistics, visit the official event site at bim-world.de. For additional exhibitor profiles and event coverage, see the TradeShowIntel event page linked below.

BIM World Munich on TradeShowIntel Official BIM World Munich website

Frequently asked questions

Planning this BIM World Munich route

When and where is BIM World Munich 2026?

BIM World Munich 2026 runs 24 to 25 November at the ICM, International Congress Center Messe München, in Munich, Germany.

Which halls or areas should visitors prioritize for the exhibitors in this guide?

The Foyer level is the primary exhibition area confirmed for this event. Autodesk GmbH is at Foyer Stand 1 and Nemetschek Group is at Booth 9 on the Ground Floor. Stand locations for Bentley Systems, Trimble Inc., and Siemens AG were not confirmed at time of publication, so visitors should check the official floor plan at bim-world.de or ask at the information desk on arrival.

Who is this Shared Spotlight guide written for?

This guide is written for buyers, procurement leads, and technical evaluators working in architecture, engineering, construction, infrastructure delivery, or facility management who want to make deliberate use of limited floor time rather than walking the hall without a plan.

How can visitors reach the five exhibitors before the show?

Each exhibitor card in this guide includes contact and profile information. Visitors can also search the official exhibitor directory at bim-world.de to request meetings or pre-register for product demonstrations before the event opens.

Are these the only exhibitors worth visiting at BIM World Munich?

No. This Shared Spotlight covers five companies that purchased placement in this guide. BIM World Munich features a much larger exhibitor floor. This route is a starting point for a structured first-day visit, not a comprehensive ranking of every vendor at the show.