LOBO Systems to demo work-at-height platform at NSC 2026 in Indianapolis

LOBO Systems will showcase its reconfigurable access platform at the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Indianapolis from Sept. 14-16, with live demos at Booth 3800. The company says the exhibit will highlight tool-free, in-house alternatives to scaffolding for industrial work-at-height tasks.

Why it matters: - LOBO Systems is targeting industrial and automated facilities that need safer access around complex machinery and restricted areas. - The company is positioning its platform as an alternative to external scaffolding contractors and as a way to reduce operational downtime. - The exhibit gives safety and maintenance teams a chance to see the system in person before deciding whether to adopt it.

What happened: - LOBO Systems will exhibit at the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Indianapolis from Sept. 14-16. - The company will be at Booth 3800 inside the Indiana Convention Center, near Entrance 3. - Managing Director Robert Bokros and Head of Global Partnerships Nick Ring will host attendees throughout the event. - LOBO Systems plans live demos of its reconfigurable access platform and a fully configured equipment display at the booth.

The details: - LOBO Systems says the platform is tool-free and modular. - The system is designed to let trained personnel build custom access around difficult work areas. - The platform includes the patented LOBAND, which allows guardrails to be fitted anywhere on the platform regardless of the environment. - LOBO’s Advanced Guardrail Method lets trained personnel install intermediate and top guardrails from below before ascending onto a platform. - The booth demo will let visitors test engineering quality, LOBAND guardrail flexibility, rigid stability and the locking mechanisms used for repeatable reconfiguration. - Visitors will also be able to discuss project layouts directly with Bokros and Ring. - LOBO Systems says the platform has been used by global brands including Amazon, DHL and Rolls-Royce. - The company says trained personnel can safely configure access around complex machinery in minutes. - LOBO Systems says the approach can reduce reliance on outside scaffolding vendors and cut downtime. - The company is offering attendees a chance to email sales@lobosystems.com with facility access or design challenges for a custom review before the show. - LOBO Systems is also offering a free 15-minute online demonstration for people who cannot attend in person. - The company’s booking page is here. - LOBO Systems lists social channels on LinkedIn and YouTube.

Between the lines: - LOBO Systems is using the trade show to sell a shift from outsourced access support to an in-house workflow controlled by the facility. - The live demo format is meant to prove the system’s speed, flexibility and repeatability in front of buyers. - The pitch also ties safety compliance to operational efficiency, which is often the main buying tension for plant and maintenance leaders.

What's next: - LOBO Systems will take pre-show questions by email and walk visitors through custom layout ideas at the booth. - The company expects to use the event and the online demo option to convert interest from attendees who cannot travel to Indianapolis. - Visitors can book a slot in advance through the company’s website.