ISC West exhibitor series · 04 · Design gallery

Security technology booths, built for the ISC West floor

What we built at the Venetian Expo, and the buyer moment each booth was designed around.

ISC West is a physical show. Integrators and dealers want to watch a camera stream, badge through a door and see what a platform integrates with. Hardware brands have product to put on the table; software and services brands have to make the invisible visible. The booths below solve both kinds of problem. Every booth we build is priced for Las Vegas on the ISC West booth rentals page.

Built for ISC West

Four ISC West booths, four different arguments

Alibi 20x30 custom trade show booth built by Pure Exhibits for ISC West at the Venetian Expo
Alibi Security · Island · Two ISC West editions

Every camera real, mounted and streaming

Alibi brings several platforms to a dealer audience that arrives with specific needs. A booth that pushes everyone through one story wastes half its traffic, so each platform gets its own stage under one brand.

  • Dedicated demo bays, one per platform, running live interfaces
  • A camera display tower and solution stations dealers walk straight into
  • Space that doubles as a classroom for scheduled dealer training
Read the Alibi case study →
Genea 30x30 access control island booth built by Pure Exhibits for ISC West
Genea · 30×30 island · Venetian Expo

A cloud platform you could badge through

Genea sells cloud access control that works with other manufacturers’ hardware. On a floor built for touching product, the answer was architectural: a room visitors could physically use. Genea returned the following year on a larger island.

  • A glass-walled experience room entered with a mobile credential
  • A working turnstile and a live access log visible from the aisle
  • Other manufacturers’ readers running live, to prove there is no lock-in
Read the Genea case study →
M.C. Dean 20x30 custom island booth built by Pure Exhibits for ISC West at the Venetian Expo
M.C. Dean · 20×30 island · Venetian Expo

An engineering firm built on not being noticed

M.C. Dean builds the infrastructure inside facilities that cannot fail, and the work disappears into the building. For its second ISC West, the booth had to launch a product and host the firm’s first executive customer forum.

  • An arched white portal and a backlit floating canopy
  • Four demo towers around an open centre
  • Space planned for a hosted executive forum during the show
Read the M.C. Dean case study →
Ambient.ai 20x40 custom island booth built by Pure Exhibits for ISC West
Ambient.ai · 20×40 island · Venetian Expo

Software on a floor built out of hardware

Ambient.ai’s computer vision runs on cameras a customer already owns. Putting a camera on a plinth would have argued against its own case, so the booth took the shape of the room its buyer works in.

  • A dark, screen-led environment modelled on a security operations centre
  • Live detections shown on screens rather than devices on tables
  • A layout that kept the focus on the software, not the hardware
Read the Ambient.ai case study →
What the ISC West floor asks of a booth

Four problems we solve on almost every ISC West build

01

Devices that actually work

Cameras, readers and doors mounted where they would be installed, powered and networked before the doors open.

02

Software made physical

For platform brands, a room, a door or an operations centre the visitor can step into does what a screen cannot.

03

Several product lines, one brand

Dealers come for specific needs. Separate stages per platform under one identity serve more of the traffic.

04

The right design for the level

Hall G’s low ceiling and column grid need a different booth from the Level 2 halls. We design to the level you are on.

Cyber and security brands, built for other shows

Security buyers, at RSAC and Black Hat

These booths were built for cybersecurity shows rather than ISC West. They are here because converged and cyber platforms are a growing part of the ISC West floor, and the same problems apply: hands-on demos for technical buyers and seated space for the detailed conversation.

Questions about ISC West booth design

Design FAQs

Can you build a working door or turnstile into the booth?
Yes. Genea’s island included a glass-walled room with a working turnstile and mobile-credential entry. Doors, frames and hardware mounts are engineered into the structure and tested before the booth ships.
How do you show software at a hardware show?
By building the setting the software lives in: an operations centre for Ambient.ai, an access-controlled room for Genea. Visitors understand a platform faster when they can step into it.
What changes if our space is in Hall G?
The ceiling is a little over thirteen feet and columns sit about thirty feet apart, so flown signs, double decks and tall towers are out. We design a lower, wider booth that uses lighting and screens for presence, and work the column into the structure.
Is a rental booth custom enough for ISC West?
Every booth on this page is a rental. The structure, layout, graphics and finishes are designed for the brand and the space; we own, store and maintain the structure, and you pay one fixed price per show.
Fixed pricing · Pre-built & photo-approved · Full-service support

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