In one of the more eye-catching displays of the show, I came across Joe Chan, CEO of Chinese company Pro Passion Tech, who was gleefully sticking his hand in a fearsome-looking shower of sparks from a floor-mounted pyrotechnic box of tricks.
Joe's invention could shoot sparks up to 5 metres high, and simultaneously shoot smoke and light it in a range of colours- all from a small hand-held remote. Joe explained that it was much safer than previous alternatives as they had used a new formulation of metal powder to generate the sparks, which resulted in very little heat.
He was also keen to show the company's new light fixture; a system for synchronised/pattern-generating illuminated wristbands for use in clubs; and his own calibration system for measuring and matching LED colour fixtures.
Joe's enthusiasm was infectious, and coupled with a flair for invention, it was an interesting stand!
There's not much info online, but you can contact Joe via:-
http://www.propassiontech.com/
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