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KioskCom Europe seeks innovation
June 5, 2008
LONDON — KioskCom Self Service Expo Europe has launched its 2008 show Web site and, with an added interactive element, manufacturers can play a part in demonstrating the future of retail technology.
The innovation gallery, a new feature for Self Service Expo 2008, offers a platform for exhibitors to showcase their most cutting-edge products — those that aim to change the face of self-service.
"At the show this year, we want to demonstrate the evolution of the self-service market and show our visitors — the people that are investing in the technology — exactly where the next big thing is coming from," said Phil Hunter, event director. "It's about more than just showing the existing products that make life easier for the consumer. We want manufacturers who have taken things to the next level to shout about their innovations. Perhaps a previously functional kiosk application that has been made totally secure or something none of us have seen before."
Exhibitors — and those who intend to exhibit — can log on to www.selfserviceexpo.co.uk and enter their product via the "call for innovation" section. Details are submitted online and successful entries will form part of the Self Service Expo Gallery at London's Olympia on Oct. 1-2.
As well as helping gather information on the latest in kiosk technology design and display solutions, the show Web site is a comprehensive resource for visitors and exhibitors alike, providing a wealth of event information and the latest news from Self Service Expo. Potential exhibitors can download facts and figures on the show and visitors can register for their free show passes.
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