

IMTS 2026 was an opportunity to see manufacturing innovation up close, discover new capabilities, and start conversations about what comes next.
For exhibitors, that meant making detailed product information approachable within a busy show environment.
Popshap was proud to support multiple exhibits in Chicago with LED displays, touchscreen tables, digital monitors, rotating kiosks, and technical support.
Each product played a different role in the presentation, giving visitors ways to notice an exhibit, explore its content, and take the conversation further.
With plenty of photos to share, we’re looking back at the technology and planning that helped bring those experiences together.
On a show floor filled with machinery, signage, and activity, the first impression matters.
An exhibit needs a clear visual focal point that helps visitors understand where to look and what the brand has to offer.
At IMTS 2026, a large LED wall gave digital content a prominent place within the booth design, while LED posters brought bright visuals into another exhibit.
These formats offer room to introduce a brand, highlight a product, or show technology in motion.
For manufacturing companies, that flexibility is especially useful when a process or capability is easier to demonstrate visually than explain in a few lines of signage.
The goal is to make the presentation inviting enough for someone to stop and take a closer look.
Once visitors step into an exhibit, they need a clear way to explore what interests them.
Touchscreen tables supported direct interaction with product information at IMTS, giving attendees a hands-on way to navigate content.
A self-guided experience lets someone spend more time on a relevant topic before bringing questions to the booth team.
It also gives the presentation another entry point while other conversations are taking place nearby.
For an exhibitor with several products or services to explain, that choice can help make a broad offering easier to approach.
Digital monitors supported videos and presentations, while rotating kiosks provided options for both portrait and landscape content.
Different display formats give exhibit designers more ways to work with the available space and the material being presented.
A visitor may need a quick overview from one screen and a more detailed explanation from another.
Thinking through those moments helps give each display a purpose and keeps the overall presentation easy to follow.
Custom software and branded details helped tailor the equipment to the exhibits, with Popshap supporting installation, setup, and onsite operation.
Bringing several technology elements into an exhibit requires attention to content, placement, and how the equipment fits the surrounding design.
Those decisions matter long before the doors open.
A successful presentation starts with understanding what visitors should notice first, what they should explore next, and where the booth team can build on that interest.
Browse the case study for a closer look at the exhibits and technology from IMTS 2026.
From wider booth views to individual displays, the photos offer different perspectives on how digital products can fit into an exhibit.
Look for the relationship between screen placement, surrounding graphics, and the space available for visitors to stop and explore.
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Thank you to the customers, partners, and teams who made Popshap part of their IMTS 2026 experience.
We’re proud to have contributed to the presentations and appreciate the collaboration that brought each project together.
Read the full IMTS 2026 case study for more details about the products and their roles across the exhibits.
Planning an upcoming trade show? Schedule a demo with Popshap to explore display and interactive options for your space, content, and goals.