Exhibiting at Automate 2027?

Forty-five thousand automation buyers and integrators in Las Vegas, and nine hundred booths with a robot arm waving. The arm draws the eye; the screen has to explain the payback. We make the loop that does that silently.

235 DAYS UNTIL DOORS OPEN

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At a glance

Las Vegas

Las Vegas

May 10 to 13, 2027

45,000+

Attendees

Automation buyers and integrators

900+

Exhibitors

Robots on every aisle

4

Days

May 10 to 13

1

Robot arm

Is not a message

The loudest floor
in robotics and automation.

At Automate every booth has motion, so motion alone stops nobody. The buyer, an integrator or a plant engineer, is asking three things from the aisle: what does it do, what does it cost to run, and how fast does it pay back. The loop answers those in order, with the application on screen and the numbers in captions.

The floor is bright and busy. Silent-first, one application per loop, real cycle times, and a demo cut for the integrator conversations at the counter.

ALL TRADE SHOW VIDEO WORK

Built for the Las Vegas floor.

Three formats cover every screen at Automate: a silent loop for the wall, an explainer for the demo station, and a use case film for the story. Pick one or stack them.

The Exhibit Loop

15–45 SEC

The exhibit magnet. Silent-optimized, high-contrast motion design for your video wall, built to pull attendees off the aisle and into your booth.

The Product Explainer

60–120 SEC

The silent salesperson. A narrative piece that explains your product and ROI on secondary screens while your team is buried in conversations.

Product Use Case Film

MIXED MEDIA

Drive attendance before the show, close deals after. Live action plus motion graphics showing your product solving a real, high-stakes problem.

The Clock

Work backwards from May 10.

Every stage gets three weeks, and we hand over finished files two weeks before doors open. Start fourteen weeks out and nobody sweats. Nine weeks of production is the floor we've proven, year after year.

  1. Start by Feb 1

    14 weeks out

    Paperwork and planning

    Contract, kickoff, screen specs, references, schedule.

  2. Start by Feb 22

    11 weeks out

    Outline and script

    The message, the structure, and what still works with the sound off.

  3. Start by Mar 15

    8 weeks out

    Storyboard

    Every frame drawn and signed off before anything moves.

  4. Start by Apr 5

    5 weeks out

    Animation or filming

    Shoot or animate, then edit, final color, and render, cut to your exact screen dimensions.

  5. Apr 26

    2 weeks out

    Delivery

    Most clients ask for a week. We plan for two: a week of padding if anything goes sideways, and time to test on the real wall.

  6. May 10

    Automate 2027

    Doors open

    Your loop is on the wall before the first badge scans.

45 business days

The proven floor

Nine weeks, start to screen. That's the clock LogRhythm's RSA booth video ran on, every year, and it never missed the floor.

Inside nine weeks?

Need a rush order? No problem.

A dedicated team, a compressed clock, the same finish. Tell us when doors open and we'll be on the wall.

Call 720-722-2281

Proof

Made for floors like this one.

Booth loops and explainers that ran at RSAC and on trade show and conference screens for tech companies. Click any of them and imagine yours on the Las Vegas floor.

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Questions

Before you ask.

Our robot is moving in the booth. Why add a screen?

Because the robot shows one application and the screen shows five. Buyers come with a specific cell in mind; the loop lets them see theirs while the demo runs someone else's.

How do we show payback without a sales deck?

Three captions over the application footage: cycle time, uptime, payback months. Numbers from your own case data, animated in your brand, no narration needed.

Can you work from CAD and simulation output?

Yes. Rendered cells, simulation captures, and CAD turntables cut with real footage make a strong loop, especially for products that are hard to ship to the show.

How much does a Automate booth video cost?

A 30-second silent booth loop starts around $6,500 and a 90-second explainer around $19,000, both at $215 per finished second with script, storyboard, design, animation, and revisions included. Re-versions of an existing master are a fraction of that. We quote a fixed price after one call and the screen specs.

Does our Automate booth video need sound?

No. Assume nobody hears it. The loop is silent-first: dynamic visuals, motion graphics, and large clear captions carry the message, and it still works if the booth next door is louder than yours.

When do we need to start for Automate 2027?

Twelve weeks of production plus two weeks of buffer before doors open means starting by February 1, 2027 for a new film. Nine weeks is the proven floor if approvals move fast. Later than that, call us: a re-version of an existing piece can move on a shorter clock.

Las Vegas doesn't wait.

Tell us your booth size, screen setup, and goal. We'll come back with a plan and a quote within two business days.