Trade shows · InfoComm
Interactive installations for InfoComm integrators
InfoComm is where integrators meet the clients who want displays turned into experiences. We build the interactive software for corporate briefing centers, visitor centers, and public spaces, so the install you win leads to one people remember.
Independent page. Grey State Development is not affiliated with InfoComm 2027 or its organizer. Dates and location come from public listings, so confirm them on the organizer’s site.
The problem
Why the install is not the finish line
The display wall is expected. What a visitor can do at it is what the client remembers.
Clients ask for wow, not just displays
A video wall is a given. What clients remember is what visitors can do at it.
The content is a separate project
A second vendor means a second schedule and a second set of risks.
It has to work every day
A briefing room or lobby cannot have a screen that is down for a week.
What we build
What we build for AV integrators
Briefing center experiences
Interactive walls, kiosks, and digital twins for executive briefing centers and customer experience centers.
Visitor center and lobby installations
Self-guided interactives for lobbies and public spaces, with accessibility built in.
Coordination with your team
We work with your integrator team on interfaces, hardware, and handoff early, so commissioning is smooth.
Offline and NDA first
Experiences run fully offline, and NDAs are standard.
Related work
Real projects behind this page.
Published work from the Grey State portfolio, shown as examples of what we build.
Portfolio
FPL PDROC
An interactive kiosk that showcases power distribution and reliability operations.
Portfolio
T-Mobile Magic Mirror
An augmented reality mirror built three times for different rooms.
Portfolio
Milwaukee Gorilla Exhibit
A public installation with durable hardware, made to run all day.
Questions
What people ask before booking.
Do you work with AV integrators?
Yes. We build the interactive software for integrators who win display and control projects and need a partner for the experience on top.
What kinds of rooms do you build for?
Executive briefing centers, customer experience centers, visitor centers, and public lobbies, in each case built around the room you are installing.
How do you coordinate with our install team?
We agree interfaces and hardware early, plan how updates and support work, and test with your team before commissioning.
What does it cost?
Interactive kiosks and exhibit pieces typically start at $35,000 for a single station, and the price grows with the amount of content and hardware. We give you a real range on the first call.
How early should we start?
As early as you can. Exhibitor and freight deadlines land well before opening day, so we plan backward from them. Tell us the show date and we will tell you honestly whether it is realistic.
Is this an official InfoComm page?
No. This page is independent. Grey State Development is not affiliated with InfoComm 2027 or its organizer, and the show name is used here only to say who the page is for. Dates and location come from public listings, so confirm them on the organizer’s site.
Get a concept
Get a concept for InfoComm.
Tell us what you are showing and when. We reply with next steps and a real range, so you know what is possible before you commit to anything.
Projects typically start at $35,000 for a single trade show kiosk.
Tell us about your InfoComm plans.
We reply with next steps.
More shows
Other shows on the calendar.
November 30 to December 3, 2026 · Orlando
I/ITSEC 2026
For training and simulation exhibitors.
February 15 to 18, 2027 · Denver
ExhibitorLIVE 2027
For exhibit houses and brand marketers.