27 September 2017
In January 2018, opti visitors will be able to inform themselves about the newest products in eyeglass frames, contact lenses, spectacle lenses, Low Vision, shop fittings, shop design, accessories, and machines in five halls. Opti will encompass a complete overview of the entire optics spectrum.
New Hall B4
This means that the hall allocations will be adapted, but opticians can continue to count on the clear structure and good orientation at opti, states the organizer. This means: Hall C1 will remain unchanged, the exhibitors previously in C4 will move to C2, and all other halls will move up one place.
opti campus
Hall B4 is a completely new addition. Here you will find further exhibitors of spectacle lenses, including machine manufacturers and exhibitors from the supply industry. Also in Hall B4, you will find the international pavilions (including from France, China, Japan, and Korea) as well as the new knowledge-transfer area. Here trade visitors can find the opti forum, with lectures from international top speakers, the opti campus, which will be expanded by international universities in 2018, and the new “Future Shop,” which visualises the OPTIC 4.0 area with all information to the digitalisation in optometry.
Further development of opti
With the current new hall assignments, GHM is already laying the foundations for the further development of opti for 2019 and beyond. Two new halls, C5 and C6, are currently being built at the Fairground Munich and are scheduled to be completed in the autumn of 2018. In the beginning of 2019, opti will also move into those new halls.
http://www.opti.de
opti 2018 with a new hall
Larger range of products: From 12 to 14 January 2018, the exhibitors of opti will present their new products in five halls, instead of in four at the Fairground Messe München. The Halls C1 to C4 are now joined by Hall B4.
 Photo: Messe MünchenIn its next instalment at the Fairground Messe München, from the 12 – 14 January 2018, the exhibitors of the opti will present their new products in five halls, instead of in four. |
New Hall B4
This means that the hall allocations will be adapted, but opticians can continue to count on the clear structure and good orientation at opti, states the organizer. This means: Hall C1 will remain unchanged, the exhibitors previously in C4 will move to C2, and all other halls will move up one place.
opti campus
Hall B4 is a completely new addition. Here you will find further exhibitors of spectacle lenses, including machine manufacturers and exhibitors from the supply industry. Also in Hall B4, you will find the international pavilions (including from France, China, Japan, and Korea) as well as the new knowledge-transfer area. Here trade visitors can find the opti forum, with lectures from international top speakers, the opti campus, which will be expanded by international universities in 2018, and the new “Future Shop,” which visualises the OPTIC 4.0 area with all information to the digitalisation in optometry.
Further development of opti
With the current new hall assignments, GHM is already laying the foundations for the further development of opti for 2019 and beyond. Two new halls, C5 and C6, are currently being built at the Fairground Munich and are scheduled to be completed in the autumn of 2018. In the beginning of 2019, opti will also move into those new halls.
http://www.opti.de
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