Stand analytics at Saudi shows Exhibiting in Riyadh or Jeddah

A stand at a big Saudi show costs time, money and staff. Yet most exhibitors leave with a pile of business cards and a feeling. CamAI gives you numbers for every show day, measured on the cameras fixed to your stand.

• Why exhibitors in the Kingdom measure stands

  Marketing managers who exhibit in Riyadh and Jeddah want to show which part of the stand worked and which show days were worth the staff. They search for “exhibition visitor analytics in Riyadh” or “stand footfall counting in Saudi Arabia” because the organiser’s hall figures say nothing about their own few square metres.

• What you see during the show

  Visitors per hour, dwell time per zone such as a demo table or a product wall, and the busiest hours of each day. A live dashboard runs throughout the show, and a report arrives after each show day, so you can move staff or change a demo before the doors open the next morning.

• Set up by our Saudi team

  Our team in Riyadh and Jeddah works with your stand builder to place IP cameras at the right height and angle. We then set the zones and check the counts before the show opens. Everything is planned ahead of build-up, so the stand is measured from the very first visitor who walks in.

• Counting people, not identifying them

  CamAI counts visitors and measures the time they spend in each zone. It gives only anonymous, grouped estimates of age and gender, and never records who a visitor is. The setup is designed around Saudi Arabia’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), which matters at busy public shows. Your guests can walk the stand without being tracked by name.

1. 01

   A tech stand in Riyadh

   You exhibit at a large technology show in Riyadh and run live demos at two tables. You want to know which demo holds visitors longer, and at which hours the stand is busiest, so you can plan staff for the remaining days.

2. 02

   A food brand in Jeddah

   Your food brand takes a stand at a Jeddah exhibition with a tasting counter and a product wall. You want visitor counts per show day and dwell time per zone, to show head office what the stand delivered and which zone drew the most interest.

3. 03

   Comparing two shows

   A company exhibits in Riyadh in spring and in Jeddah later in the year. It wants the same measures at both shows, broken down per show day and per zone, so the marketing team can decide where next year’s exhibition budget should go.