Epson takes to the field to show its latest advances in six stadiums on the Peninsula

The manufacturer's roadshow, called #Going4Goals, will run from the next 22 September and until November the Spanish cities, and specifically some of its football stadiums, from Bilbao, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia and Seville, to which the capital of Portugal is also added.

From next 22 September Epson begins his #Going4Goals tour, a technological roadshow that will take place in six football stadiums to show on the pitch its commitment to innovation in projection technologies, impression, microsensors and robotics.

The objective of #Going4Goals is to “create a true love for Epson's technological solutions.”, “its drive for innovation and its solid commitment to the environment”, they point out from the company, with a tour of Bilbao's football stadiums, Lisboa, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia and Seville between the months of September and November.

This road show, with which the Japanese multinational wants to combine the passion for the beautiful sport with technological innovation with its main collaborators and clients, will include practical sessions and the presentation of success stories in which the application of Epson technology has led to a significant increase in efficiency and productivity.

Ernest Quingles, CEO of Epson Spain, Portugal and France, points out in this regard that “the innovation and growth of a company respond to a key concept that should not be missing in any personal and professional project.”: the passion. With #Going4Goals we wanted to combine in a unique roadshow two areas where passion is the main protagonist: football and technological innovation. We are passionate about continuing to strive to innovate and exceed our customers' expectations.”.

Specifically, the dates and cities selected for this roadshow, prior registration in this link, are the following: Bilbao – San Mames Stadium (22 September); Lisbon – Estadio Da Luz (11 October); Barcelona – Camp Nou (27 October); Madrid – Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (10 November); Valencia – Mestalla Stadium (17 November), and Seville – Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium (29 November).