CES is one of the most important tech events in the world. Every year, it’s the place where the next generation of consumer technology is unveiled. For technology companies of every kind, and innovative automotive brands, it’s the best place to make a great impression and hype your products on the showroom floor.
For two decades, Show Ready has been building trade show displays and event booths for some of the biggest brands in the world, including Marvel, Meta, and NBCUniversal. We’re the right partner to build your CES 2024 trade show booth because we know the show, its rules, its logistics, and we’ve delivered for our clients time and time again, helping them bring their visions to life.
What to Expect at CES 2024
Last year, more than 115,000 attendees converged on Las Vegas for CES 2023, the first fully in-person CES since 2019. Over 3,200 exhibitors presented 2.2 million square feet of exhibits. These numbers are only set to expand as attendance returns to pre-Covid levels, which means more eyeballs, clicks, and buzz around your trade show booth.
Your company should be aiming to stand out by following the examples of these memorable exhibits:
- Canon built an entire wooden cabin to promote the M. Night Shyamalan film Knock at the Cabin, using their immersive technology to place visitors inside key moments from the film. It stood out from the crowd because it delivered an experience so unique that visitors forgot they were inside a trade show booth.
- LG stunned visitors with a wall of OLED screens 20 feet high and 82 feet wide, plus lots of discovery moments throughout their space, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their OLED technology.
- Nikon allowed visitors to ride a custom-built futuristic motorcycle, while cameras filmed them and simulated an action scene. The combination of technology and interactivity created an experience that stuck in users’ minds.
If you have your designs ready to go, Show Ready is here for you. But if you need even more of the design, production, and event management knowledge of what it takes to pull off CES, our sister company FGPG can work with you to develop a memorable experience that gets attention and drives brand results while our team at Show Ready will be your behind-the-scenes fabrication partners.
Why Show Ready?
Show Ready has built trade show booths and displays for consumer tech companies like Oculus and Samsung. We have decades of experience working with tech companies and the major tech conventions. We use the latest fabrication techniques and materials to realize FGPG’s designs, considering the logistics of transporting the display from our workshop to the venue.
Every trade show exhibit is governed by show regulations that specify how large it can be, what materials it can use, and key deadlines such as load-in / load-out times. We bring deep knowledge of show regulations from many different tech conventions. CES is typically spread out among several venues, including the Las Vegas Convention Center and casinos such as Mandalay Bay and the ARIA. We can advise you on which venue will be best for your intended design, as well as the rules governing each space.
Our team will work hard and communicate with you at each stage of the process to make sure your vision is realized. CES is a hub for all kinds of technology companies, and we’re fully prepared and enthusiastic to build exceptional displays for businesses specializing in:
- AI
- Automotive & EV’s
- Cloud computing
- Entertainment technology
- Gaming and esports
- Fitness
- Digital health
- Cryptocurrency
- Cybersecurity
- Home office hardware and accessories
- Robotics
- Sports technology
- And more
Custom Trade Show Displays for CES 2024
CES 2024 is your company’s chance to showcase your products, grow your brand, and make an impact in the broader culture. Building an innovative, memorable trade show booth requires a dependable and experienced fabrication partner. With our impressive roster of work and team of fabrication experts, we’re ready to roll up our sleeves and execute your vision. Get in touch to get the process started.