Hypermotion Frankfurt

July 2, 2020

Hypermotion brings together providers and users who set new standards for tomorrow‘s mobility and logistics. Networking is the ultimate goal. Gain new ideas and insights by experts in the exhibition, conferences, pitch competitions, talks and workshops at the Hypermotion-Lab as an arena for start-ups, future innovators and established companies.

Frankfurt, Germany
10th November, 2020 - 12th November, 2020
Messe Frankfurt
+49 69 75 75-0

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