Possible band aid:  a webcam at each booth, recording the entire conference audio&#x2F;video, which will then managed by the convention&#x2F;conference organizers. If sexual harassement is noted, the person who was harassed can go to the organizers who can then review the recordings which they can then use as a rationale to blacklist that person at their conference (but not at all).<p>Reasons why this might not be a terrible idea:<p>1) It&#x27;s a public place and you are interacting, often times, with complete strangers. While I can&#x27;t speak for everyone, these social events make me be on my best behavior, which is conveniently the same behavior I would have if I were on camera.<p>2) By virtue of being handled by the conference organizers, one company won&#x27;t be singled out. One company recording people is strange, but an accepted practice by a third party would be far more forgivable.