Highlights from FIT Show 2022

Date: 8 June 2022
Source: FIT Show
Highlights from FIT Show 2022
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FIT Show

Date: 8 June 2022

FIT Show 2022 returned to the NEC, 10-12 May, with a bang!

Thousands of industry professionals piled through the doors, seeing the latest products and technologies from 100's of exhibitors. Check out what visitors and exhibitors thought of the show on this video.
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