Bug Future Show in Cinema Europa Gathers at Least 1,500 Visitors

The largest gathering of technology enthusiasts, new devices, and ICT trends in Croatia, the third edition of the Bug Future Show (BFS), will take place at the Europa cinema in Zagreb on January 28, and the organizers expect at least 1,500 visitors.

Announcing this year’s BFS on Thursday at a press conference, the editor-in-chief of the IT magazine Bug, which organizes the event with partners, Miroslav Rosandić, emphasized that visitors can expect a full-day event with a range of top-notch audio-visual content and new technological devices, smartphones, tablets, etc., just like in the first two editions.

– We believe that we will have around 1,500 visitors this year as well, and BFS differs from other technology gatherings in that entry is free, but registration on the website is required, said Rosandić.

The executive editor of Bug and conference director Dragan Petric announced that this year’s BFS, under the slogan “A New Time Zone,” will take the audience to a completely different time zone and showcase the latest technological and electronic trends from the recently concluded CES global fair in Las Vegas.

– From CES, one of the leading figures of the fair, Shawn G. Dubravac, will be joining us this year to give an introductory lecture on how digital destiny erases boundaries, and everyone will likely be surprised by the passion of entrepreneur Goranka Fižulića for 3D printing, which he will discuss at BFS, as well as a lecture by mathematician Toni Milun on how everything is already digitized, highlighted Petric.

There will also be plenty of entertainment content, prize games at BFS, and a special presentation by Hrvatski Telekom (HT) as the main partner, whose director of corporate communications, Nina Išek Međugorac, announced at the press conference that HT’s experts will present trends in IP migration and the convergence of mobile and fixed networks and services.