01
Preserve the stand footprint
Keep portal frames, walls, counters, storage, displays and aisle openings aligned to the source model.
真实 Maquete 工作流
传达展位、材质与参观体验
拖动每组对比以检查建模的结构、展示区、家具与展厅语境如何进入完成影像。
这些虚构概念模型为演示创建，并通过 Maquete 的实际 Guided 工作流渲染。它们并非客户项目。
为展位设计而构建
从平面审查到有说服力的销售图像
02
Resolve materials early
Show timber, fabric, paint, metal, lighting and graphics before committing to fabrication or supplier quotes.
03
Present the hall context
Communicate scale and visibility inside a realistic exhibition environment rather than showing the booth in isolation.
04
Create presentation variants
Test finishes, lighting or viewpoints and carry an approved visual language across the project.
工作流程
为展览设计师加速的可视化流程
步骤 1
Upload the stand view
Start with a clear SketchUp, Revit, Rhino or CAD screenshot that shows the complete booth and aisle relationship.
步骤 2
Specify finishes and lighting
Confirm the structure, display surfaces, graphics, furniture and integrated lighting using answers, swatches and references.
步骤 3
Generate for review
Create the render, compare it with the model and produce another view or targeted revision for the pitch deck.
常见问题
面向展会展位与展台的 AI 渲染
Can Maquete render an exhibition booth from SketchUp?+
Yes. Upload a clear model view and use Guided Render to define the structure, materials, display graphics, furniture, lighting and hall context. The source remains the camera and geometry reference.
Will it keep the booth footprint and aisle openings?+
Maquete is instructed to preserve the visible architecture and object placement in the source. A complete, uncluttered model view provides the best basis, and the result should be reviewed before fabrication.
Can I test different finishes or lighting schemes?+
Yes. You can change material answers, upload swatches, choose exact colours and adjust lighting. Create controlled variants while keeping the same model view.
Does this replace technical stand documentation?+
No. Maquete produces presentation imagery. Structural engineering, venue rules, dimensions, fire requirements and fabrication details remain the responsibility of the exhibition design team.