Representative anonymised scenario
Japanese robotics company
A representative, anonymised scenario - built from common exhibition challenges, not a named client - showing how we'd think through this booth in India.
Representative anonymised scenario
The scenario
≈54 sqm island
a Japanese robotics firm running a live cobot demo at an Indian automation show
This is a representative, anonymised scenario built from common exhibition challenges - not a named client engagement. Outcomes described are illustrative.
How we would approach it
From brief to a stand that works
A live robot demo carrying safety and reliability risk on an unfamiliar floor; the need to draw a crowd but capture specific integrator and plant-engineer leads; and a Japanese expectation of orderly, precise execution far from home.
Let the robot solve a visible, named problem on loop, safely and open, and build a focused application story and meeting zone around it.
Island with the safely-fenced robot centred for all-round visibility, an application story wall, an integrator meeting zone, and reception with scanning at the busiest corner.
Precise and orderly, with the robot as the only motion; restrained brand graphics and a clear application narrative.
Focused light on the robot's working envelope; calm, even light elsewhere to keep attention on the demo.
Crowd gathers at the robot → reception identifies and scans integrators and plant engineers → meeting zone hosts the integration conversation → tagged qualified lead.
CardToDeal capture at reception, leads tagged by role (integrator / plant / OEM), routed into a VynDeal pipeline for fast technical follow-up.
In this illustrative model, a crowd-pulling demo that still captures the specific buyers - integrators and engineers - who actually specify and integrate.
Capture & pipeline
A booth is only worth what you do with the leads.
The most expensive mistake at any show is a stack of visiting cards that never gets worked. We design the capture into the stand.
Visiting card to worked pipeline, without the spreadsheet graveyard
Design the booth. Capture the visitor. Move the deal.
Quiamo builds the booth as a temporary sales environment - positioning, flow and storytelling working together.
CardToDeal turns every visiting card into a structured lead record at the stand - no manual typing.
VynDeal moves each lead into a pipeline with follow-up rhythm, quotes and opportunity tracking.
Booth design by Quiamo - lead capture with CardToDeal - pipeline follow-up with VynDeal.
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We design booths for manufacturers across India's major exhibition venues, and work with international exhibitors well before the show opens.