An interactive process map
Visitors tap a station to see its purpose, components and a short animation. The stand team can use the same structure to explain several industries by choosing the relevant use case.
Enquire about this idea ↗SPS – Smart Production Solutions · Nuremberg
Explain automation before the machine speaks.
An automation solution often consists of many parts. At SPS, visitors still need to understand quickly which process it improves. An interactive process view makes the connection visible, from an incoming signal through control to action. Visitors choose how deeply they want to explore.
Published edition
24 – 26 Nov 2026
Nuremberg · DE
Independent ideas from CAZ, not an organiser offer or existing client project. Check the organiser’s current dates before booking.
What should your stand explain?
An exhibition stand is not a control room. Its presentation should be understandable without a specialist’s introduction. Start with a clear overview, a few selectable process stages and a second level for detail. Clearly distinguish simulation, recorded data and genuinely connected machinery. A convincing demonstration does not need invented live values.
Three approaches for your project
Something visitors can actually use.
Walk through a simulated fault
A clearly labelled simulation introduces a fault and shows detection, information and a possible response. It makes software tangible without intentionally interrupting real machinery or promising a safety function.
Enquire about this idea ↗One solution, several perspectives
Operators, maintenance teams and technical managers see different views of the same solution. Visitors choose their role and encounter relevant functions first, instead of navigating a complete feature list.
Enquire about this idea ↗What we need to get started.
Start with an approved process flow, existing visualisations and the functions that can actually be demonstrated. We agree plausible sample data for simulations and label it clearly. A real machine connection needs an additional technical and operational specification.
How CAZ brings it together.
We develop the exhibition application with clear navigation, a reset path and a presenter mode. Films and animations fit the available display. The core story remains understandable even without a data connection.
Useful after the fair, too.
The process map can later support customer meetings, introductions or a showroom. Event-specific notices can be hidden, while new examples extend the existing structure rather than creating another disconnected slide deck.
Get a feel for the interaction.
Your fair is not listed? Your idea still fits.
Tell us about your products, visitors and date. We develop an application and content for your actual situation, including events outside this selection.
Discuss my exhibition project ↗From the first idea to the stand.
CAZ develops custom software, films and content for your presentation. We can also coordinate stand design and live delivery. Scope, equipment and responsibilities are agreed around your event.