Truly Worth-Experiencing Technological Breakthroughs

First, let me introduce our flagship intelligent lifting light system. This isn't just a simple upgrade iteration, but a completely new system reconstructed from the ground up. We've solved several long-standing industry pain points:

The noise issue has always plagued theater professionals. During rehearsals, the buzzing of motors often interrupts the performance mood. Through magnetic levitation rail technology and specially designed soundproof materials, we've reduced operating noise to below 40 decibels. On-site we'll set up a comparative experience area where you can personally hear the noise difference between traditional systems and our new one.

In terms of precision control, we've achieved positioning accuracy of ±0.5mm. This means you can boldly design more delicate lifting movements during programming without worrying about positional deviations each time. Precision measuring instruments will be available on-site for you to personally verify this accuracy specification.

Safety performance is often the most important yet most easily overlooked aspect. Our five-layer safety protection system includes dual braking, real-time load monitoring, collision detection and other functions. In the on-site safety test area, you can personally see the system's immediate response when encountering obstacles.

Immersive On-Site Experience Setup

To give you the most intuitive experience, we've carefully designed three experience areas:

In the precision control experience area, you can directly operate our control system. We'll prepare an iPad where you can try programming simple lifting sequences to experience the system's response speed and operational convenience. Our engineers will be on hand to provide guidance and answer your technical questions.

The noise comparison area is particularly interesting. We've installed both a traditional system and our new system side by side - you can start both simultaneously to directly experience the noise level difference. Many customers are surprised at this stage because the difference is truly remarkable.

The safety test area might be the most fascinating part. We'll demonstrate the system's intelligent responses to abnormal situations like overloads and obstacles. You can see how the system automatically identifies problems and takes protective measures - this is far more convincing than any written explanation.

Targeted Solutions for Different Needs

We fully understand that every venue has different requirements. Therefore, we've prepared four targeted solutions:

For large-scale performance events, we focus on demonstrating high load capacity and rapid lifting capability. The system's single-point load capacity reaches 2000kg with a maximum lifting speed of 1.5m/s, meeting both the visual effects and quick scene change requirements of large concerts.

Theaters prioritize quiet operation and precise control. We'll demonstrate how the system achieves synchronized movement with curtains and set pieces - these features were specifically developed for theater environments.

TV studios require frame synchronization capability. We'll show how the system perfectly coordinates with camera shooting to ensure lifting movements don't affect program recording.

Multifunctional halls need more economical practical solutions. We offer higher cost-performance configuration options that maintain professional performance while controlling costs.

In-Depth Technical Exchange Opportunities

During the exhibition, we've scheduled two daily technical presentations. The 10:30 AM session focuses on explaining technical principles and innovations, while the 2:30 PM session emphasizes case sharing and practical problem solving. We recommend choosing the session that best suits your needs.

More importantly, our core R&D team members will all be on-site. You can approach them anytime to discuss technical issues - whether about specific project requirements or industry development trends, they're eager to engage in discussion. This face-to-face exchange opportunity is rare, so we hope you can make full use of it.

Special Preparation of Actual Case Demonstrations

Beyond the products themselves, we'll also showcase multiple real-world application cases, including examples from large concerts, theater performances, TV programs and other scenarios. Through these cases, you can see the system's performance in actual use and how it coordinates with other equipment.

Each case comes with detailed technical parameters and on-site videos. Our technical staff will explain the technical challenges encountered during project execution and the solutions implemented. These practical experiences may provide valuable references for your future project planning.

Final Notes

Actually, the most important thing about attending exhibitions isn't reviewing product specifications, but personally experiencing the equipment's actual performance. We look forward to your visit to operate the control system yourself, hear the operating noise, and see the precision performance.

If your time is limited, we recommend focusing on the noise comparison experience area and safety test area - these two zones best demonstrate our technological breakthroughs. You're also welcome to bring specific project requirements - our technical team can provide targeted advice.

A final reminder: during the exhibition, visitor traffic will be heavy. If you want more focused technical exchange, we suggest visiting during earlier morning or later afternoon hours. Of course, you can also schedule an exclusive appointment in advance so we can arrange more sufficient discussion time for you.

We look forward to meeting you at next Wednesday's exhibition to explore future development directions in stage lighting technology together.

Friendly reminder: During the exhibition, we'll provide detailed technical materials and case handbooks. If you need information in specific areas, you can request it directly from our staff. We also welcome you to leave specific requirements so we can arrange more in-depth technical discussions after the exhibition.