MedQuist invited attendees to stop at its booth to charge their iPods and cell phones. While the devices charged, the company's staff talked to attendees about its products.
Photo: BizBash
Exhibitors can use QR codes to provide product information at trade shows. At the World Congress on Intelligent Transport in Orlando, Austrian company Kapsch gave attendees a choice of scanning a QR code or picking up printed materials.
Photo: Mitra Sorrells/BizBash
Q.R. codes on the show floor of I.B.M.'s Lotusphere conference.
Photo: Brandon Dowling for BizBash
TED chief Chris Anderson speaking at TEDGlobal 2010.
Photo: James Duncan Davidson/TED
Attendees could relax on beds at TEDActive 2010.
Photo: TED/Michael Brands
Attendees expanding the community conversation at the TEDxKibera salon in January 2011.
Photo: Courtesy of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Boston Scientific execs made a chandelier out of employee photos.
Photo: Courtesy of Boston Scientific
Oracle's giant water cooler at OpenWorld.
Photo: Hartmann Studios
Using NTEN's social media platform.
Photo: Michaela Hackner/Wander the Backroads Photography
One of SAP's control rooms at Sapphire Now 2010.
Photo: Wolfram Schieble/SAP AG
A panel on liveblogging for TV shows at BlogWorld.
Photo: Dave Cynkin
One of the Surf Expo's loud attractions.
Photo: Brandon Dowling for BizBash
The Cable Show's 2010 My World exhibit.
Photo: Jim Douglass
Cisco's online gaming platform.
Photo: Courtesy of Cisco
Comfy seating on the show floor of the American Academy of Nursing's Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science.
Photo: Courtesy of the American Academy of Nursing
ABC Kids' area for "modern child" exhibitors.
Photo: Courtesy of the ABC Kids Expo
Lotusphere's touch-screen monitors.
Photo: Brandon Dowling for BizBash
Pressure-sensitive floor mats were used to track visits to wayfinding kiosks at a meeting of the Heart Rhythm Society.
Photos: Courtesy of Scanalytics
