“It is more to do with the quality of visitors whom we have been able to meet, than the numbers…
“At this expo, we have met those people whom we have been trying to meet for so long…
“It was in 2015 show we participated first and have been growing year on year. We are here this year and will be here every year…
“This is the first time we are participating in this show… we have received tremendous reponse… we will participate next year as well…
The sentiments were already running high amid exhibitors right from the moment Hon’ble Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the Show yesterday. Fuelling this positive tone were the quality visitors and buyers coming in from Airport Authorities, Infrastructure Companies, Smart cities, Municipal Corporations, Consultants and the Police department from across the country, spending quality time with exhibitors in understanding new innovations and deliberating on implementing such technologies in various projects.
“We are also seeing young engineers interacting on the technologies. This is a welcome change we have noticed at this expo.”
Both for the exhibitors and visitors, the second day has left a lasting impression. After two years, the happening of TrafficInfraTech Expo, Smart Mobility Expo and ParkingInfraTech Expo as a live show has restored the confidence of the people in doing business as usual. In unison, they acknowledged that the expos have excellently managed to bring together major players, key decision makers, both from government and private entities all under one roof, something that had been missing over the last two years.
Most visitors said they had gained much insight from the many new technologies displayed at the expo and had many take-aways from their individual learning experiences. “This would help us greatly to implement at our set ups.” Many were elated to have gained excellent contacts through the show, “something which Google would never have been able to do for us during this Covid period”.
