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G2E’s Innovation Lab to Feature Robust Lineup of Disruptive Technology Leaders

Global Gaming Expo (G2E) 2019, the world’s premier international gaming trade show and educational event presented by the American Gaming Association (AGA) and organized by Reed Exhibitions, released the 2019 Innovation Lab lineup, featuring new advancements influencing the future of the gaming industry.
Offering fifteen-minute, TED-style talks and demo kiosks, the Innovation Lab is a chance for G2E attendees to learn about cutting-edge technologies and how they may impact the industry.
This year’s program is organized across the following themes:
- Disruptive technology (Tuesday, Oct. 15)
- New uses for existing technology (Wednesday, Oct. 16)
- Emerging trends (Thursday, Oct. 17)
“It’s important that we provide a platform to address key topics at G2E that may dramatically affect the gaming landscape,” said Allie Barth, AGA’s vice president of industry relations. “Now in its fourth year, the Innovation Lab has evolved to inspire conversation and spark creativity on issues like artificial intelligence, cyber defense and more.”
The Innovation Lab will feature 20+ different sessions encompassing innovation and technology throughout the gaming ecosystem.
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