Taking A Look At 2011's Best Interactive Stands

By Author: Abishag Wilson
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Each year there are hundreds of exhibitions right across the UK, with plenty of companies vying for the public's interest. As such, the quality, creativity and interactivity of the exhibition stands is what could make or break a successful display during 2011 and beyond.

Many will have live demonstrations or guest speakers to pull in the crowds. Others may opt for showing something never seen before to grab headlines in the run up to a product launch. For some, taking part a live show or musical performance may be their way of reaching out to the masses.

Here are a few expos this year which will really push boundaries and give an insight into what makes a great stand.

The Doctor Who Exhibition
In what could possibly be the scariest exhibition this year, fans of the Timelord have been promised monsters and aliens walking freely amongst humans. Visitors are being advised to dress up for the event and be prepared to face Daleks, Cybermen and Silurians along the way.
Memorabilia and costumes from the last 50 years will be on display, meaning ...
... that even Mums and Dads will have a chance to remember how terrified they used to be when hiding behind their sofas.

If you fancy having a go at being the Doctor's assistant, then you can. Budding companions will be tasked with finding the TARDIS - culminating in a fully 3D interactive show finale for the successful few.

At Home in Japan
The exhibition stands for the At Home in Japan show could be the most serene and inviting environment seen indoors this year.
Visitors are encouraged to touch, see and interact with mocked-up Japanese home interiors. The minimalist style and use of natural materials will make you feel like you are in a real Japanese living room, complete with decoration, display, furniture and the customary tatami mat.

The Gadget Show Live
Fast becoming the UK's largest consumer electronics event, the Gadget Show Live expo will be demonstrating some of the most exciting and interactive technology in the world. Many will be lining up to get their hands on the next big thing from the best manufacturers.
A hub theatre will feature guest speakers from the leading technology companies explaining their visions of the future and 3D cinemas will be stimulating the senses. A test track will be there too, where exhibitors will be demonstrating some of the strangest and most innovative modes of transport.
So when choosing your next exhibition stand, assault the senses and make it interactive.

About the author: Abishag Wilson is a freelance author who has vast knowledge on exhibition stands. For more information she suggests you to visit: http://www.clipdisplay.com/