German production company, Showtec supplied equipment for a variety of stands from manufacturers such as Clay Paky, High End Systems, Rainbow and Flying Pig Systems in addition to seven Wybron Autopilot systems. Most of the exhibition stands ran as timecoded demonstrations that were left alone once programmed. Of these, one of the most interesting was that of Land Rover which took its viewers through a series of environment changes to demonstrate the suitability of their products to adapt and adjust accordingly. John Sinden programmed this show from a Wholehog II which was not only used to control the lighting fixtures, but also the equipment necessary to change the environments. The next major motor show of the year is due to take place in London, but with so many of today's major manufacturers being German, the big bucks always get spent at Frankfurt.
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