Projects
HIKVISION
A global technology portfolio. Two exhibition spaces. One seriously immersive experience.
Our
Goal
To create an exhibition presence for ISE 2026 that could showcase the breadth of HIKVISION’s technology without overwhelming the visitor.
The challenge was to take a diverse portfolio, spanning LED, retail, education, corporate, control room and audio solutions, and turn it into an environment that felt intuitive, engaging and unmistakably HIKVISION.
The
Detail
For ISE 2026, Extreme Exhibitions developed a two-space experience covering approximately 300m², combining a 20m x 10m main stand with a separate 10m x 10m hospitality and hands-on environment.
And every part of it had a job to do.
The main stand was designed as a journey through the HIKVISION ecosystem, with dedicated zones for retail, education, corporate solutions, control room technology, audio, outdoor displays and partner products. An 8K main wall, rental LED installations, perimeter LED and suspended illuminated branding gave the stand serious visual impact from across the hall.
We created environments that allowed visitors to experience the technology in context; from a fully realised retail store and modern workspace setting to a control room, classroom solution and dedicated audio experience room.
A separate hospitality stand created another dimension to the presence, combining a bar and meeting space with a hands-on demonstration area, giving the HIKVISION team somewhere to move conversations from product discovery into deeper engagement.
Sustainability also formed part of the visitor journey, with a dedicated ESG wall communicating HIKVISION’s environmental messaging alongside the wider technology story. From the towering LED installations and illuminated overhead branding to the smallest product interaction, the stand was designed to make a complex portfolio feel simple to navigate while giving every solution its own moment.
Because when your product is visual technology, the stand itself has to become part of the demonstration.
