Client
Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) | TMYTEK
Industry
Technology (Electronics / Communication / System)
Exhibition
Satellite
Location
USA
Date
2026-03-23
Style
Satellite 2026 x King One Design
SATELLITE 2026 is a major global exhibition for the satellite and space industry, bringing together technologies and applications from around the world. At this event, King One Design created exhibition booths for the National Space Organization and LEO Systems, integrating spatial and visual design to present Taiwan’s expertise in space and communications technology.
Exhibition Design Updates
SATELLITE 2026 took place on March 23, 2026, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. As a key global event for the space and satellite communications industry, it brought together technology providers and industry professionals from around the world to showcase the latest developments in satellite communications and space applications.At this exhibition, King One Design created booth spaces for the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) and LEO Systems. The overall planning established clear visual focal points within an open exhibition setting, while employing distinct display strategies to reflect each brand’s technological content. This approach ensured both strong visibility and readability within the international venue, allowing visitors to naturally focus and progressively understand the key highlights as they moved through the space.
SATELLITE 2026 grandly opened at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) | A Circular Overhead Structure Defines the Spatial Core and Strengthens Taiwan’s Space Identity
King One Design created an open and highly recognizable exhibition space for the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA), using a large circular overhead structure as the visual core. This element connects the central area with the surrounding display zones, establishing a clear focal point and guiding visitor flow.
The overall layout adopts an open-plan approach, extending display areas outward while preserving a central space for interaction. This allows visitors to engage with the exhibits along a continuous, circular path—progressively building their understanding from the overall brand image to detailed technological content.
The large circular overhead structure becomes the visual focal point of the booth, clearly presenting the Taiwan Space identity from a distance while guiding visitor flow to converge.
The circular overhead structure, integrated with the display panel layout below, enables clear zoning and guides the visitor flow within an open exhibition space.
The inner side of the circular overhead structure incorporates imagery of Taiwan’s satellites, creating a distinctive identity from above and making the booth easily recognizable from a distance.
TMYTEK | Focusing on Communication Technology to Create an Efficient Business-Oriented Exhibition Booth
King One Design created a streamlined and focused booth for TMYTEK (TMY Technology Inc.), featuring a space-themed backdrop that reflects the nature of the industry, paired with modular product displays to clearly present technical content. A front-facing meeting area balances product showcasing with business interaction, enhancing on-site communication efficiency.
A dark, space-inspired visual backdrop highlights the products, reinforcing the technical focus while conveying a professional and composed brand image.
By combining a space-themed backdrop with physical product displays, communication technologies and their application scenarios are clearly presented within a single visual frame.
For five consecutive years, King One Design has shaped the image of the Taiwan Pavilion, using design to connect industries with the global stage.
For five consecutive years, King One Design has participated in curating the Taiwan Pavilion for the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) at SATELLITE, continuously integrating industry content with an international design language. This approach helps showcase Taiwan’s satellite industry on the global stage.Through booth designs that balance strong identity with openness, the overall image is enhanced while also fostering industry exchange and collaboration opportunities—further expanding Taiwan’s global connections in the space sector.