That’s the message we took to InfoComm 2025 in Orlando and based on feedback from the show that message was delivered loud and clear!
In order to focus attention on AV Mounts and Structures, this was the first time our InfoComm booth did not include projection screens. Instead, visitors were greeted by a booth full of standard and custom solutions for supporting LED videowalls and stands for video displays.
The Tech
Here’s what people saw (or, what you missed):
Custom curve: One of the most difficult designs to pull off is taking flat LED cabinets and creating a curved display from them. This is something we’re frankly very good at, and we are asked to create these difficult curves quite often. We demonstrated our expertise with a custom faceted videowall structure.
Flat but not simple: Creating the structure for a flat videowall doesn’t usually rise to the complexity of a faceted curve, but it has its own challenges. For instance, what if you don’t have a wall on which to mount the LED structure? We demonstrated how to do that – and the impact of extreme adjustability – with a floor stand featuring Nanolumens LED cabinets that wowed our visitors.
Carts and Stands: One of the most interesting aspects of our AV Mounts and Structures capabilities – and one that not everyone can match – is the partnership with our Swedish sister company, Smart Media Solutions. The SMS EVER Stand 620 Mobile and SMS Leddy Free Stand we had on display showed off the best in Swedish design and lots of options to fit any need. It was another winner among our InfoComm visitors.
The Booth
Another change this year was in the booth setup. We went all out with a tiki bar theme. It stood in stark contrast with everything else, which worked in our favor. In fact, we were honored with the Tech Titan “Best Stand” award by the people behind The Tech Effect, an AV industry podcast. Here’s what co-host Pete ‘TEC MAN’ Coman said about our booth:
“Choosing a winner for best stand at InfoComm isn’t easy. There were so many great stands at this year’s show, with the big players spending big dollars to ensure they stand out from the crowd. There were also a number of stands that had a lot of flashy tech to capture your attention, but the Draper stand had neither of these, and that’s what stood out for us. Instead, it was friendly, inviting, relaxed and very different, which made it stand out from the rest. It didn’t need to be big or flashy; to us it was very welcoming which helped drive conversations. Let’s face it, we’re in Florida, who doesn’t love a beach hut bar!”
rAVe Videos from the Show Floor
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