LogiMAT 2026 - EP Equipment
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For EP Equipment’s appearance at LogiMAT Stuttgart 2026, we developed a striking 200 m² two-storey stand concept that brought industrial performance and modern intralogistics to life. The aim was to establish a clear position within the highly competitive environment of this leading international trade fair and to create a distinctive brand presence that seamlessly integrates products, architecture and the brand message within the space.
The two-storey structure ensured visibility from a distance whilst also enabling a clear separation between the product display and the business area. The result was a functional yet striking presentation that attracted attention, provided clear navigation and left a lasting impression of the brand.
Two levels. One clear message.
The two-storey stand formed the architectural centrepiece of the exhibition and created a strong visual impact from a distance across the entire exhibition area. The additional height gave the brand a presence that extended far beyond its own stand, making it clearly recognisable even from a distance.
Generous, wraparound branding areas and clean lines enhanced the visual impact and positioned the stand as a striking landmark within the hall. At the same time, the two-storey structure allowed for a functional separation between dynamic product presentation and a quieter business area. A concept that attracts attention and exudes professionalism.
Thus, the double-storey structure became not only a design element, but also the brand’s visible promise of performance: present, structured and self-assured.
Real processes. Real impact.
The product presentation focused on maximum authenticity, showcasing intralogistics exactly as it operates in real-world applications. Instead of isolated machines, a seamless working environment was created featuring autonomous vehicles, structured shelving areas and clearly visible material flows.
Tall racking systems and vertical stacking created a powerful spatial impression that immediately conveyed efficiency and performance. The technology was not merely explained, but brought to life. Functional, understandable and credible.
Design for interaction
The hospitality level provided a deliberate contrast to the dynamic exhibition space below. Positioned at a higher level and designed as an open space, it created a quiet retreat for conversations on equal terms, offering a view of the exhibition floor whilst remaining clearly separated from the hustle and bustle.
Minimalist furniture and the striking colour scheme created an inviting, high-quality atmosphere that encouraged interaction and encouraged visitors to linger. As a result, the hospitality area was not merely a decorative addition, but a functional space for dialogue, consultation and the development of lasting business relationships.
