5G Techritory has kicked off its annual conference, this year in the form of a 4-day event from November 22-25. The event broght together over 200 speakers from around the world – the largest gathering of cross-industry specialists ever convened at the event.
Over the course of four days, over 2000 participants participated in a series of sessions dedicated to various aspects of 5G – exploring 500+ presented use cases on Tech Day, learning from five of the countries leading in 5G deployment at World Day, hear from the top minds and strategists at Forum Day, and engage in a series of workshops at Partners Day.
The event was streamed online from Riga, Latvia, where the event usually takes place. This is the second year the event has been held remotely due to global pandemic limitations. The previous event was awarded for its “phygital” concept – partially physical (with in-person sets and presenters where possible) and digital attendance. This event format was repeated this year.
One of the forum's speakers was Andris Anspoks, director of our institute and also a leader of Materize – unit responsible for technology transfer and contract research. His goal is to build a sustainable system that transforms research outcomes into products that enhance people’s lives. The Institute is expanding its cooperation with the industry making its scientific expertise beneficial for businesses.
