Two device counters support short application trials while the central screens introduce the workflow and the side table provides space for follow-up questions.
CE-RBD-3030-020
A 30x30 AI application rental design that pairs two hands-on device counters with a central screen core, allowing short visitor trials and guided explanations to happen in separate places.
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FAQs
Can several visitors try the AI application at the same time?
The two counters provide room for multiple device positions. Simultaneous trials depend on the chosen hardware, software sessions, account limits, network capacity, and the staff available to assist; device quantities are confirmed in the final plan.
What should happen after a visitor completes a sample task?
Staff can qualify the next question at the counter, then use the side table for an adoption, workflow, or purchasing discussion. Keep longer conversations out of the active device positions so the next visitor can begin.
What makes the demo bars different from individual software kiosks?
A long counter groups short trials within reach of the same staff team, making it easier to help visitors and reset devices. Individual kiosks provide more separation when a task needs a longer explanation or its own specialist.
How should the team prepare the devices before the show opens?
Load approved sample tasks, test accounts and charging, check display and network connections, and define a reset between visitors. Keep a recorded example available for interruptions, and confirm screen mounting and overhead rigging before move-in.
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