XR Challenge 2018 - Glaston

Date: 25 April 2018

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www.glaston.net

Date: 25 April 2018

Glaston delivers its machinery and services worldwide. The lifetime of Glaston machinery is tens of years and the company supports its customers throughout the machinery lifecycle.

With this challenge Glaston wants to know how XR could help Glaston's customers maintain and service the equipment, and further how XR can help Glaston’s customers to make use of the data the machine produces.

Read more about Glaston XR Challenge and apply at https://xrchallenge.fi/.

Glaston’s Machines business product portfolio covers a wide and technologically advanced range of glass processing machines. Glaston’s Services business provides glass processing machine maintenance services, machine upgrades and modernizations, spare parts and the tools required for high-quality glass processing.

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