Patil Automation: blue and orange stall with a live machine display
A white, blue and orange stall for Patil Automation with a backlit logo fascia, a working machine on display, screens and edge-lit graphic panels.
What we built
This stall for Patil Automation, part of the PAL Group, was built in August 2026. It is a wide stall with a long open front, laid out in two halves. One half is given to a working machine and the group company introductions, and the other to the group's business verticals, with a seating area running across both.
Design and finishes
The fascia is a long white panel with angled blue and orange sections at the ends. On the left, the PAL logo is built as raised, backlit letters with a halo glow. The company name and website run across the centre, and on the right an orange panel carries the line The Spirit Of Automation on a blue strip edged with purple LED light.
Inside, the walls are white with orange bands and returns, and the colour scheme carries through to a curved orange counter with the PAL logo near the front. A slim vertical LED strip runs up the central column that divides the two halves.
The left wall carries three raised logo panels for PAL and its group companies Mii Robotics and Pentaco Automation, with two wall-mounted screens below them and printed product panels. Each panel is mounted slightly off the wall with blue and purple edge lighting behind it, which gives the wall a layered look. In front of this wall stands a machine on display, placed on the platform so visitors can walk right up to it. The right wall carries a set of edge-lit panels showing the group's project types, with another screen on the return wall. There is also a store room with its own door.
The floor is a light grey carpet on a low platform. Furniture is kept simple: round glass tables, white shell chairs and tall bar tables for quick conversations.
Built in our factory
As with every KaamKRAFT job, the stall was designed in 3D first, then built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory. The edge-lit panels and the fascia lettering were wired and checked there before packing.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall, set up the screens and lighting and handed it over before the show opened. After the show, the same team dismantled it.
