A shared two-stool demo counter lets colleagues review one AI collaboration task before moving to the separate consultation table.
CE-RBD-2020-024
A 20x20 canopy design for seated AI collaboration demos, with a shared workstation, a separate meeting table, and reception kept away from the active walkthrough.
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FAQs
Can two visitors use the demo counter together?
The two stools support a shared, guided review of one workflow. They do not establish two independent workstations; separate controls or simultaneous sessions require a revised device and counter plan.
Does the canopy need show approval?
The canopy dimensions, construction, sightlines, and any covered-area conditions must be reviewed against the assigned booth and current event requirements. The rendering does not establish approval or a permitted height.
Can the meeting continue while the software demonstration runs?
Yes. The round table provides a separate place for follow-up questions while the shared counter remains available. Staff roles and furniture spacing should keep the two conversations from overlapping.
What makes this different from a multi-station AI demo booth?
This layout concentrates the interaction at one seated, shared screen and reserves a separate table for consultation. A multi-station layout is the better comparison when visitors need to test several workflows independently.
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