CamAI

Exhibiting from Bahrain? Measure your stand in Riyadh.

CamAI exhibition analytics measures visitors per hour and dwell by zone on your stand at shows in Riyadh or Jeddah, using stand cameras our Saudi team sets up for Bahraini exhibitors.

How CamAI works

Your stand · show day 2

  1. Z1Demo screen3m 20s
  2. Z2Product wall2m 05s
  3. Z3Counter1m 10s
  4. Z4Meeting corner9m 40s
Visitors in today
1,532
Busiest hour
18:00 – 19:00
  • Count line, open side
  • Stop: short to long
Illustration · sample data
An exhibition hall with rows of stands and visitors

The show, hour by hour.

Visitors in and out of your stand, hour by hour, with the busiest hour marked.

Show day 2 · visitors by hour

Illustration · sample data. Your chart follows your own stand and the show’s opening hours.

Your stand, zone by zone.

We connect your cameras and mark the zones with you before day 1.

  1. Demo screen

    Where visitors watched the product in action.

  2. Product wall

    The shelves and samples people came close to.

  3. Meeting corner

    Fewer people, much longer conversations.

Live during the show. A report every evening.

  • During the show

    Live dashboard

    Visitors today, people on the stand now and dwell by zone, on web and mobile.

  • Every evening

    Daily report

    Totals, peak hours and top zones, ready for the morning briefing.

  • After the show

    Final report

    Every show day side by side, to set beside your leads and stand cost.

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Stand analytics for Bahraini exhibitors

A stand at a big Saudi show is a serious spend for a company based in Bahrain, and most of the team is often back in Manama while it runs.

How Bahraini exhibitors use stand analytics

A stand at a big Saudi show is a serious spend for a company based in Bahrain, and most of the team is often back in Manama while it runs. Exhibition analytics gives both groups the same picture of how the stand is doing, hour by hour and day by day.

  • Who uses it from Bahrain

    Marketing heads who must report on a show to the board. Sales directors who want to staff the stand at the busy hours. Founders of Bahraini brands exhibiting in Saudi Arabia for the first time who want facts, not impressions, about whether the stand worked. It also helps the team on the stand know when to take breaks.

  • Set up at the show by our Saudi team

    Shows run in Riyadh and Jeddah, so our Saudi team handles the work on the ground. They connect to the stand’s IP cameras, draw the zones with your stand builder’s layout in mind and check everything before doors open. Our Bahrain team plans it with you in Manama beforehand. You approve the zones before the show begins.

  • What you see each show day

    Visitors per hour, dwell time in each zone of the stand, the busiest hours and a view of every show day on its own. The live dashboard can be opened from Bahrain, and a daily report arrives each evening so you can adjust staffing or demos for the next morning.

  • A fair way to compare shows

    If you exhibit at more than one event in Saudi Arabia, the same measures on each stand let you compare them on equal terms. That makes it easier to decide which show deserves a bigger stand next year and which zones of the stand drew real attention. It also shows whether a new layout performed better.

  1. A first stand in Riyadh

    Your Bahrain company is exhibiting in Riyadh for the first time. Most of your team stays in Manama. You want the live dashboard open in the office so everyone can see how busy the stand is and which product zone holds visitors longest.

  2. Staffing the stand in Jeddah

    You can only send a small team to a show in Jeddah. You want to know the busiest hours from the first day so the next days’ shifts put your strongest sellers on the stand when visitors actually arrive. Staff breaks should fall in the quiet hours.

  3. Choosing between two shows

    You exhibit at a show in Riyadh and another in Jeddah each year. You want the same visitor and dwell figures from both so the decision about where to spend next year’s budget is based on comparable numbers. Zone dwell figures matter most to the board.

Questions from Bahraini exhibitors

Do you run exhibition analytics at shows in Bahrain?

Exhibition analytics is set up at shows in Saudi Arabia, in Riyadh and Jeddah. If your Bahraini company exhibits there, our Saudi team handles the stand on site, and our Bahrain team in Manama plans it with you before the show and reviews the results with you after.

Which cameras are used on the stand?

CamAI works on the stand’s IP cameras. Our Saudi team agrees the positions with you and your stand builder before the show so each zone is covered, then checks the views once the stand is built and before visitors arrive. Any change to the layout during build-up is checked again on site.

Can our team in Manama watch it live?

Yes. The live dashboard shows visitors per hour and dwell by zone while the show is running, and can be opened from your office in Bahrain. A daily report also arrives after each show day. Your managers in Manama can follow the stand without travelling, and can call the team on the stand when a zone gets busy.

What does the stand data include?

No. Exhibition analytics counts visitors and measures time spent in each zone of the stand. It does not collect names or contact details. Your lead capture stays with your sales team as usual. It is a count of people and time spent in each zone, used to judge how the stand performed and which areas drew interest.

What do we get after the show?

You get the figures for each show day: visitors per hour, the busiest hours and dwell time per zone, through the dashboard and the daily reports. Our team can walk through them with you in Manama so you can plan the next event. The figures are kept per show day.

How is a stand quoted?

Each stand is quoted separately, based on its size, the cameras and zones involved and the number of show days. Talk to our Bahrain team before the show so there is time to plan the setup with the Saudi team. Earlier planning also gives your stand builder time to fix camera positions.

Know what your stand really did.

Book a setup call. Tell us the show and your stand plan, and we plan the cameras and zones with you.

What happens next

  1. 1Our team contacts you to arrange a visit to your site.
  2. 2We look at your cameras and agree the rules with your team.
  3. 3A pilot on a few of your cameras, then a written proposal.

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