Demo uptime and cable management
Confirm the physical, technical, staffing, content, and service requirements before the design and quote are finalized.
Technology exhibit strategy
Technology Trade Show Exhibits Built for Clear Product Stories
Technology exhibitors need room for live demos, fast-moving conversations, device security, content playback, private meetings, and a visual hierarchy that works from across the aisle.
Not a customer project
Use the visual as a planning prompt, not as evidence of completed work.
This generated editorial scene illustrates the types of products, demonstrations, conversations, utilities, and circulation decisions that may affect a technology exhibit. The approved design and quote remain project-specific.
Decision environment
Protect the moments buyers use to evaluate.
Use the visitor journey to decide where staff, products, demonstrations, content, and conversations belong—and which support functions should stay out of sight.
Noise and presentation audibility
Confirm the physical, technical, staffing, content, and service requirements before the design and quote are finalized.
Secure product display
Confirm the physical, technical, staffing, content, and service requirements before the design and quote are finalized.
Fast lead routing after conversations
Confirm the physical, technical, staffing, content, and service requirements before the design and quote are finalized.
Useful floor-plan directions
- Demo stations along open aisles
- Presentation theater with controlled sightlines
- Private or semi-private meeting room
- Hospitality and recharge zone
Technology in context
Make each digital element earn its place.
Content, hardware, power, connectivity, acoustics, cable paths, mounting, and staff interaction should be planned together.
Integrated displays
Define the visitor action, content owner, hardware, service order, test plan, backup path, and staff responsibility.
LED presentation surfaces
Define the visitor action, content owner, hardware, service order, test plan, backup path, and staff responsibility.
Interactive touchscreens
Define the visitor action, content owner, hardware, service order, test plan, backup path, and staff responsibility.
Lead-capture positions
Define the visitor action, content owner, hardware, service order, test plan, backup path, and staff responsibility.
Turnkey process
A coordinated technology exhibit path
From the first idea to the return journey, your exhibit program moves forward with a clear path, responsive guidance, and show-specific details aligned around your goals.
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Discovery
Define the show, footprint, visitor goals, demonstrations, meetings, schedule, and operational constraints.
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Design & scope
Develop the layout, structural approach, graphics, technology, services, and quote around confirmed requirements.
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Production
Coordinate fabrication, graphics, AV preparation, inspection, packing, documentation, and freight readiness.
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Show-floor delivery
Manage routing, material handling, labor, installation sequence, service orders, and opening-day punch list.
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Dismantle & return
Supervise breakdown, repacking, outbound handoff, return logistics, inspection, and next-show planning.
Related services
Connect the sector needs to execution.
AV & Interactive Technology
Plan displays, LED integrations, presentation zones, interactive touchpoints, content playback, cable paths, lighting, and lead-capture positions.
Technology integrated into the visitor journey rather than added as an afterthought.Custom Design & Fabrication
Develop a new exhibit or adapt an existing system around product demonstrations, private meetings, hospitality, storage, lighting, and digital content.
A purposeful environment aligned to audience flow and business objectives.Project Management
A project lead connects design decisions, graphic approvals, freight milestones, venue requirements, labor scheduling, and show-service orders.
Fewer handoff gaps and a clearer path from kickoff to show opening.Trade show exhibit rentals
Exhibit rentals for technology trade shows
Compare booth designs by footprint, feature, and style. We can adapt the graphics, layout, technology, meeting space, storage, and show services to your brand and venue.
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Exhibit designs can be adapted to your brand and show requirements. Final availability, configuration, services, schedule, and pricing are confirmed in your project quote.
Exhibit paths
Choose the exhibit approach that fits the technology brief.
Compare rental designs, LED exhibits, and custom environments around your content, demonstrations, meetings, reuse goals, venue requirements, and budget.
Exhibit rentals
Compare booth dimensions, images, available features, and starting-price guidance.
Browse exhibitsLED Exhibits
Coordinate digital surfaces, content, signal, power, testing, rigging, and on-site support.
Review LED planningCustom Exhibits
Design around the product story, visitor journey, operations, and a deliberate reuse plan.
Explore custom planningRelated events
Independent planning pages for technology shows.
January 6–9, 2027
Current verified scheduleCES
- Official acronym
- CES
- City
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- Venue
- Confirm with organizer
- Organizer
- Consumer Technology Association (CTA)
Independent exhibit provider; not affiliated with the organizer or venue.
April 4–7, 2027
Current verified scheduleNAB Show
- Official acronym
- NAB
- City
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- Venue
- Las Vegas Convention Center
- Organizer
- National Association of Broadcasters
Independent exhibit provider; not affiliated with the organizer or venue.
Las Vegas Exhibit House is an independent exhibit design and services provider. It is not the organizer, owner, venue, or official general service contractor for this event. Event names belong to their respective owners; confirm schedules, rules, and deadlines with the organizer’s official source.
Straight answers
Technology exhibit planning questions
Need to talk through a venue deadline, footprint, or show-services question?
Call (404) 424-8313Describe the products or services, target buyers, demonstrations, meetings, visitor flow, content, technology, storage, hospitality, staffing, accessibility needs, show, venue, footprint, schedule, and target budget.
Useful starting directions include Demo stations along open aisles, Presentation theater with controlled sightlines, Private or semi-private meeting room, Hospitality and recharge zone. The approved layout should follow the actual visitor journey, venue rules, footprint, and service requirements.
Start with the visitor action, then define content, hardware, mounting, power, connectivity, acoustics, cable paths, testing, backups, and staff ownership. Applicable directions include Integrated displays, LED presentation surfaces, Interactive touchscreens, Lead-capture positions.
A reusable program can be considered during design by reviewing target footprints, packing, freight, replaceable graphics, modular elements, storage, refurbishment, and the differences between each show’s rules.
Plan the next move
Make the technology visitor journey visible in the brief.
Share the product, audience, demonstration, meeting, technology, content, storage, and staffing needs that should shape the floor plan.