Jointly produced by Intuiface and invidis, the Digital Interactivity Landscape is a visual representation of the exploding market for human-machine interaction technologies used in place-based deployments like digital signage, kiosks, and digital-out-of-home (DooH). Free for download, this poster currently features nine categories of interactive technology and more than 130 CMS-neutral vendors, each (in the pdf version) hyperlinked to their homepage. The Landscape will be updated throughout the year and missing vendors are encouraged to contact the publishers about inclusion. Download the map here: https://bit.ly/3uSwSNO

1. TOUCH TECH
OPTICAL
INFRARED
PCAP
SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE
RESISTIVE
WORKFLOW AUTOMATION
An company
T ECT RECOGNITION
ANGIBLE OBJ
SMARTPHONE AS REMOTE CONTROL
SENSORS
RFID
BEACONS
ENVIRONMENT
TOUCH EMULATION
GESTURE CONTROL
VOICE
COMPUTER VISION
The Digital Interactivity Landscape
Suppliers of CMS-neutral technology that can trigger a response in Digital Signage and DooH content. Brought to you by and
State of the Industry
May 2021
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Last Updated: 24-May-2021
WORKFLOW AUTOMATION
Asynchronous communication between
otherwise independent applications and services.
COMPUTER VISION
VOICE
Use of the spoken word to express desire.
TANGIBLE OBJECT RECOGNITION
GESTURE CONTROL
Use of non-verbal human movement for
expression.
TOUCH EMULATION
Recognizing classic touch-based interaction like
tap, drag, and spread without actual screen
contact.
SMARTPHONE AS REMOTE CONTROL
Transmitting classic touch-based interaction like
tap, drag, and spread using a smartphone.
SENSORS
RFID: Transmission of a unique ID, using radio
waves, from a tag to a receiver.
BEACONS: Information broadcast over a short
distance from small wireless transmitters, using
Bluetooth, to any listening device.
ENVIRONMENT (e.g. Motion, Light, Temperature):
Devices activated by a change in the natural
world.
TOUCH TECH
PCAP: Touch causes change in electric currents.
INFRARED: Touch interrupts beams of IR light;
SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE: Touch absorbs
ultrasonic waves.
OPTICAL: Cameras detect objects or object
shadows.
RESISTIVE: Finger pressure creates a contact
between metallic layers.