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Date: 17 June 2021

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Date: 17 June 2021

On the last day of the fair, everything revolves around innovation and industry firsts at the virtual LiSEC Campus.

In line with this, a brand-new innovation from the software sector will be presented.

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The expert talks on the third day of the fair focus primarily on the future of glass processing. A management talk on the spirit of innovation at LiSEC as well as expert talks on the topics "Innovations: Thinking one step ahead" and on the topic of "unmanned production" complete the programme!

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