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For exhibitors, agencies & production teams

How do Draw Bots fit your trade-show stand?

Plan a Draw Bot activation by agreeing the visitor handoff, stand layout, branded paper and operating window. Our attended robots draw physical guest portraits; your agency or exhibitor team manages its own brand conversations. This guide brings those responsibilities into one event brief.

Close view of a branded drawing robot installation
A branded robot installation
THE EXPERIENCE, AT A GLANCE

Build the station into the visitor journey.

  • A portrait drawn on paper with a real pen
  • Logo and event artwork scoped before the booking
  • An attendant to guide the drawing experience

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01

Where does the portrait fit in the visitor journey?

Choose where the portrait experience begins in your activation. A guest might meet a host first, visit during a demonstration break or collect a drawing after a conversation. Map that sequence so the attendant and your representatives know who is responsible at each stage.

  • Describe the visit from arrival to collection
  • Name the hosts managing brand conversations
  • Flag any separate registration or campaign process

First review the photo-to-portrait guest process so every handoff has a clear place.

02

What space and venue details do you need?

Show us the stand boundaries, open aisles, displays and furniture. Guests need somewhere to approach, watch and collect without obstructing neighbouring activity. We confirm the station footprint and practical requirements against the chosen robot configuration.

  • Stand number, dimensions and open sides
  • Photo point, viewing position and collection route
  • Power, loading access and venue restrictions
03

Can our logo and campaign artwork go on the paper?

The sheet can carry printed brand artwork around the portrait; the robot draws the approved portrait design. Review both parts together. Bring the correct logo files, mandatory wording and a single artwork contact so the finished piece has a clear approval path.

  • Current logos and brand guidance
  • Portrait theme and required paper content
  • Artwork decision-maker and production deadline

Prepare the creative brief with our branded portrait artwork guide, including real card examples and the decisions to approve.

04

How should we plan for busy periods?

Total footfall alone does not describe demand. Tell us when your priority audience is likely to arrive and which sessions, launches or receptions could create a rush. We discuss the number of robots, drawing detail and staffed hours before you set participation expectations.

  • Show opening times and peak periods
  • Attendance estimate and participation priority
  • Any planned pauses or changes to the running order
05

What should the agency brief include?

Bring the agreed choices into the quote: attended hours, robot configuration, paper artwork, travel and setup. A clear scope lets the agency, exhibitor and venue work from the same plan. Tell us promptly when the stand, schedule or creative brief changes.

  • Booking, venue and artwork contacts
  • What is included in the agreed rental
  • Outstanding decisions and the next review point

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A few good questions

Curious?
We get that.

They’re robots that draw people.
Of course you have questions.

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Can an agency book on behalf of a client?

Yes. Include the client or campaign name, the event brief and the person managing the booking. Identify who will approve artwork and who will coordinate the stand and venue arrangements.

Can we discuss more than one robot?

Yes. We can review a multiple-robot setup against your attendance pattern, available space and drawing style. The two-robot Universus installation at ACE 2026 in Niagara Falls is one real event example; your configuration is confirmed separately.

Can we enquire before the stand design is complete?

Yes. Send the dimensions and dates you know, along with a provisional position and artwork direction. Mark the open decisions clearly. We will discuss what can be scoped now and what needs confirmation before the event.

YOUR NEXT GOOD IDEA

A Draw Bot quote for your activation.

Request a custom quote for an attended Draw Bot activation. Start with your name, email, event date and venue or city. We can discuss the stand, artwork, attendance and operating hours in the follow-up; a provisional date is fine.

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