Automechanika has its own rhythm. Lots of components, lots of engineering talk, and the constant hum of people comparing parts that all look identical until someone explains why they are not. We built a mix of modular and custom stands across the hall this year, all designed to feel clean, solid and easy to navigate in a show that can get pretty technical.
Here are a few of the highlights.
If you are planning a stand for this or anothe show, feel free to get in touch. Always happy to help you think through layouts, budgets and timelines.
How to train your team for a trade show without awkward role play
Most teams dread pre-show training because it often turns into scripts and awkward role play. You do not need any of that. With a few clear goals, simple messages and some natural conversation tools, your team can walk onto the stand confident, relaxed and ready to make a great impression.
What makes a stand feel premium without blowing the budget
A premium stand is not about expensive finishes or big builds. It is about clarity. With good lighting, simple materials and a clean layout, you can create a stand that feels calm, confident and high-end without stretching the budget. These are the small choices that make the biggest difference.
How to design a stand people actually want to walk into
A lot of stands look great on paper but still feel awkward to approach. People slow down, glance in, then drift past. This guide explains the simple design principles that make a stand feel open and inviting, so visitors naturally step inside without you having to pull them in.
