Trimble Everywhere You Turn Road Trip Experience

Trimble Everywhere You Turn Road Trip Experience

Trimble has launched its “Everywhere You Turn” cross-country road trip to highlight how its technology helps build, connect, and improve the modern world.

Mobile Tour Showcases Real-World Innovation

Trimble’s new road trip will travel across the United States in a custom-branded Airstream trailer that serves as a mobile studio.

The tour will visit construction sites, infrastructure projects, stadiums, and major events.

The goal is to showcase the people and technology behind important projects. It will highlight how Trimble customers use digital tools to design, build, map, and manage essential systems.

“Trimble is transforming how the world works, yet many people do not see the technology behind these industries,” said Erin Jones, AVP of Brand at Trimble.

“The journey celebrates the people solving complex challenges every day,” Jones added.

Capturing Technology in Action

During the journey, Trimble will create videos, social media content, and customer stories.

The company plans to release a four-part video series. The series will explore how technology supports major projects across different industries.

The first episode, “Trimble in the Wild: Surveying Colorado’s 14ers,” will follow a team measuring two famous mountain peaks.

The project will focus on Mt. Elbert and East Crestone. The team, including Trimble CEO Rob Painter, will use advanced surveying technology to collect precise elevation data.

Exploring Construction, Infrastructure, and Transportation

Future episodes will showcase Trimble technology across large-scale projects.

The series will explore major infrastructure developments and behind-the-scenes work at large stadiums.

It will also highlight how digital tools connect design, construction, and real-world operations.

These stories aim to show the role technology plays in creating modern buildings, transportation networks, and public spaces.

Road Trip Events and Trimble Dimensions

The “Everywhere You Turn” road trip begins in June 2026.

People can follow the journey through Trimble’s website, YouTube channel, and social media platforms.

The tour will also appear at the Sonoma Raceway Fan Zone during the NASCAR Cup Series race on June 28 and at Soldier Field in Chicago during the Liverpool FC match on August 2.

The road trip will conclude at the Trimble Dimensions User Conference in Las Vegas from November 9–11.

Trimble said additional tours across North America and other regions are planned for 2027.

About Trimble

Trimble is a technology company that connects the physical and digital worlds. Its solutions support industries including construction, geospatial, and transportation.

The company helps customers improve productivity, manage projects, and create smarter workflows through advanced technology.

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