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2026 WorldViewer Network Conference
April 27–28 | Denver, CO
We are excited to announce the 2026 WorldViewer Network Conference, taking place Monday, April 27 and Tuesday, April 28, immediately following Dome Fest West. This two day event is designed specifically for the WorldViewer community, with a focus on practical workflows, new tools, and real world applications you can take home and use right away.
This year’s conference will be hosted at Elumenati’s new Mile High Studio in Denver. The space brings together our sales and marketing headquarters with a fully outfitted GeoDome Experience Center, giving attendees hands on access to a range of immersive systems. You will be able to explore the 1.5m OmniLED Compass, the 4.5m GeoDome Panorama featuring a special interactive experience, our portable 3.4m GeoDome Portal, and a preview of next generation 0.8mm pitch OmniLED panels.
Dome sessions will run throughout the conference in a 6m GeoDome Theater, creating a true immersive learning environment. We are also pleased to welcome the OpenSpace team, who will be onsite to highlight new features and ShowComposer tools in the latest OpenSpace release.
In addition to dome programming, concurrent sessions will include hands on trainings covering topics such as creating cinematic fly-to content with Google Earth Studio, building custom WorldViewer exhibit style experiences, and integrating third party tools into your existing workflows.
Registration is included with your WorldViewer Network Support Plan. Additional attendee passes are available for $150 per person, and all meals are included.
Bonus for attendees:
Once you register for the WorldViewer Network Conference, you will receive a 30% off coupon code for Dome Fest West, held April 23–26 in Boulder, Colorado. It is a great opportunity to extend your trip and connect with the broader dome and immersive media community before joining us in Denver.
We look forward to welcoming you to Denver for two focused, hands on days centered entirely on WorldViewer and the future of immersive storytelling.