Present a credential
Put the reader within easy reach. Keep the demonstration entry separate from the route visitors use to enter the booth.
ISC WEST 2027 · CUSTOM EXHIBITS
Turn access control, cameras and connected security into an experience buyers can understand. Purple designs custom and rental ISC West exhibits around working products, practical demonstrations and conversations that move a project forward.

Security & connected technology
A security buyer needs to see how the system behaves. Build a clear path from a real-world scenario to the hardware, the interface and the integration behind it. Your booth should help an integrator or end user ask a better question.
Working entrances, surveillance scenes and connected security platforms, arranged for integrators to test.
How Purple plans any show ↗A CONCEPT FOR ISC WEST
A working entrance can explain more than a wall of product logos. Let an integrator follow the credential, the camera event and the response in one connected demonstration.
Put the reader within easy reach. Keep the demonstration entry separate from the route visitors use to enter the booth.
Place the live camera view beside the access event so visitors can connect the physical action with the system record.
Give the specialist a second screen for rules, alerts and integration questions. Keep the first view simple enough to follow standing up.
Store spare credentials and demo devices in the station. Assign a host who can return the experience to a known starting point.
DEMONSTRATION STRATEGY
An integrator may want to inspect interfaces, mounting and event handling. A building owner may be assessing the everyday user experience. Start with the same entrance scenario, then let the host choose the appropriate depth. A second technical station prevents a detailed configuration discussion from taking over the only public demonstration.
Prepare a short operator script and an integration diagram that your product team has reviewed. Keep software credentials, spare readers and setup instructions with the team responsible for the system. The booth should reveal how the devices work together without depending on someone opening a hidden cabinet every few minutes.

THE PEOPLE. THE PRODUCT. THE MOMENT.
The valuable moment is often a specialist answering an integrator’s exact question. Make room for that exchange at the product, with a clear view for the next person waiting.
Explore the project photographs ↓A DIFFERENT DISPLAY FOR EACH OFFER
List each camera, sensor, reader, door assembly and workstation. Confirm mounting heights, connectivity, reset procedures and the person responsible for each demonstration. Use a controlled demo network and prepared examples that can run if the live connection fails.
Build door hardware, readers and credentials into a usable demonstration. Allow a visitor to approach, test and reset the experience without blocking the aisle.
Plan camera positions, lighting and monitor viewing distance together. Use a clear test scene so buyers can compare the feed with the analytics result.
Connect the physical device to a simple software story. Separate an introductory screen demo from the deeper integration conversation.
A VERIFIED PURPLE PROJECT
Trillium Engineering’s exhibit in Purple’s portfolio pairs imaging hardware with illuminated product displays and supporting screens. Its surveillance technology provides a relevant security-sector reference; the documented photograph does not establish an ISC West installation.
View the Trillium Engineering project ↗
THE TECHNICAL REHEARSAL
Choose a repeatable activity for the camera to observe. Lighting changes, reflective display surfaces and a crowded background can distract from what the analytics are meant to show. Review the intended field of view alongside screen placement and visitor circulation.
A compact exhibit can pair one physical scene with one readable outcome screen. A larger island can separate access, video and platform stations around a common meeting area. Extra screens only earn their place when they explain a different decision.
Door mockups, camera poles and equipment enclosures need a packing and installation sequence. Record weights and access requirements before selecting the final architecture, and align delivery with the Venetian Expo assignment and organizer schedule.
FROM PURPLE’S PORTFOLIO
Purple’s imaging-hardware and industrial-technology portfolio offers references for visible equipment, controlled demonstrations and specialist conversations. The photographs identify the actual projects; an ISC West installation is not established.



Real projects from Purple’s portfolio. Captions name the pictured exhibits. Explore the featured Purple project.
2027 · ORGANIZER FACT FILE
Full event: April 5–9, 2027. Exhibit hall: April 7–9.
The Venetian Expo, Las Vegas; exhibits April 7–9. The 2027 hall-level assignment still needs confirmation.
Official source ↗ISC’s 2027 resource page marks the exhibitor manual “coming soon.” Arrival and dismantle targets are therefore not yet verified.
Official source ↗The forthcoming ISC manual must establish the permitted structure and sign heights for your booth type. No numerical 2027 limit is confirmed here.
Official source ↗ISC has not supplied a public 2027 service kit in the resources reviewed. Venetian freight, electrical and labor orders need that event-specific kit.
Official source ↗The organizer reports 29,000+ security professionals and 750+ exhibiting brands for 2026.
Official source ↗ISC is positioning the event around converged physical and digital security. A newly introduced 2027 floor feature is not yet verified.
Official source ↗LET THE EXPERIENCE CHOOSE THE FOOTPRINT
A reader mount, door swing and camera test scene determine the architecture. They belong in the first layout, before the brand walls and meeting room.
MAKE THE NEXT CONVERSATION SPECIFIC
Record the door assembly, camera scene and network owner before commissioning the security environment.
ISC WEST · EXHIBITOR QUESTIONS
Yes. Share the actual devices, mounting details, power requirements and demonstration sequence. Purple can plan the exhibit and AV around them while your product team owns software configuration, credentials and technical validation.
Along a controlled demonstration edge, with its swing and reset area inside the assigned booth. Visitors should not need to use the test door as the only entrance. Review the actual assembly and visitor route before approving the wall layout.
Group products by a shared scenario, such as an entrance or incident response, and label the role of each device. A platform-level diagram can connect the stations without turning the back wall into a dense catalogue.
Prepare a local or recorded version of the essential workflow, with clearly identified sample events. Have your product team confirm what can actually operate offline; the exhibit design should provide an easy way to switch presentation modes.
Working door assemblies, device mounting, demo-network equipment, screen systems and enclosed meeting rooms can change the budget substantially. Separate reusable product fixtures from event-specific graphics and rented architecture.
Door mockups, camera poles and equipment enclosures need a packing and installation sequence. Record weights and access requirements before selecting the final architecture, and align delivery with the Venetian Expo assignment and organizer schedule.
FURTHER PLANNING
JUST SHOW UP.
Which security interaction should a visitor try first? Send the hardware list and the integration story your team wants to demonstrate.