Wireless industry types don’t have long to recover from CES. In just a few weeks, Hunt Valley-based Tessco Systems is hosting its own showcase.
Tessco Technologies is moving its Tessco One Innovation Showcase & Conference from M&T Bank Stadium to Dallas AT&T Stadium.
Held on Feb. 4, the showcase portion of the event will feature about 100 exhibits from companies like LifeProof, OtterBox, Samsung and Ericsson. Tessco subsidiary Ventev will also be showing off its new self-healing iPhone case during the event. The case-making firm was one of a half-dozen Baltimore companies with prime real estate at last week’s CES in Las Vegas.
Workshop topics include the Connected Home, Border Security and, this being an event held in Texas, oil and gas. They’ll also be offering tours of the stadium, which had 2013 upgrades to add WiFi and DAS.
Registration information for the Feb. 3-5 conference is available at the Tessco website.
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