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Inoveo3D Exhibiting at RENT 2026: Join Us on November 4-5 in Paris

10-08-20261 minArnaud Convers · Co-founder of Inoveo3D
Inoveo3D Exhibiting at RENT 2026: Join Us on November 4-5 in Paris

Inoveo3D is excited to announce it will be exhibiting at RENT 2026, on November 4-5 in Paris. After attending as a visitor last year, the team is taking a new step this time — join us on our own booth at Pavilion 6.

Inoveo3D Exhibiting at RENT 2026

We're excited to announce that Inoveo3D will be exhibiting at RENT 2026! After having the chance to attend RENT last year, we're taking a new step this year: you'll be able to find us directly on our own booth, on November 4 and 5 in Paris. We genuinely can't wait to meet you there, chat with you, and show you the latest developments at Inoveo3D. It'll also be a great opportunity to catch up with our partners and connect with the wider real estate ecosystem gathered for the occasion.

RENT: A Key Moment for Real Estate Innovation

RENT is always a special moment: two days that bring together a large part of the real estate industry around innovation and the technologies transforming the sector. A big thank you to Stéphane Scarella and all the teams who make this event possible every year. This time, we won't just be visitors… we'll be there in Inoveo3D colors!

All the Practical Details

📍 Location: Paris – Pavilion 6 📅 Dates: November 4-5, 2026 🏷️ Booth: SJ05 To easily locate us before you arrive, check out the RENT 2026 floor plan. Can't wait to see you there! Arnaud Convers — CEO of Inoveo3D
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Arnaud Convers

Co-founder of Inoveo3D

Inoveo3D is a French SaaS platform for AI photo editing, 360° virtual tours and video for real estate professionals.

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