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Interactive Digital Signage Companies

Interactive Digital Signage Wayfinding

Most of our members specialize in interactive digital solutions. If you are looking for provider companies, then this is a good place to start.  For content display only, there are 100s of companies, usually free, which want to do that.

Interactive displays account for a significant and growing portion of the digital signage market in 2025, but they still make up a minority overall. Industry estimates indicate that interactive screens—including touchscreens, gesture-controlled, and kiosk-type digital signage—represent about 18% to 22% of the digital signage market globally. Interactive displays are particularly prominent in retail, education, and transportation, where customer or visitor engagement is a top priority.  Menu boards via voice for outdoor add at least another 20%.

We recommend commercial quality displays and touchscreens. Displays are cheaper from Amazon and Best Buy, but only in the short run. Remote monitoring and redundant internet are good to have.

Categories

  • Pure digital signage — which is your typical advertising media-presentation only (DOOH eg)
  • Interactive digital with touch — large wayfinding kiosks, ai assist, smart city, EV charging
  • Interactive digital via voice — menu boards display info, but you transact via microphone
  • Media players range from USB stick, Raspberry Pi, to inexpensive Celeron to better i5 to TOPS-rated for AI assist.

Digital Signage Companies

Digital Menu Boards

For more on digital signage companies

We often post digital signage RFPs that we see.  The Digital Signage and Smart City update page is where you can find those.

Digital Signage Background

A digital signage kiosk is a device that displays digital content, such as texts, images, videos, and interactive features, to attract and engage customers or visitors. It usually consists of a touchscreen display, a software application, and a media player. Some also have a payment function, such as a card reader or a QR code scanner. These are used in various industries and settings, such as retail, hospitality, food and beverage, healthcare, education, and entertainment12.

There are many benefits, such as:

  • Enhancing customer experience and satisfaction by providing personalized and relevant information, entertainment, and services.
  • Increasing sales and revenue by promoting products, services, and offers, and enabling faster and easier transactions.
  • Reducing operational costs and improving efficiency by automating tasks, saving space, and minimizing errors and waste.
  • Collecting data and feedback from customers and visitors, and analyzing their behavior and preferences.
  • Improving brand awareness and loyalty by creating a distinctive and memorable impression.

Some examples of solutions are:

If you want to learn more about digital signage kiosks, you can check out the following links:

Digital Signage Market Research 2024

According to various sources, the digital signage market size is estimated to be between USD 25.52 billion and USD 42.54 billion in 2024, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% to 8.4% from 2024 to 203012345. The market is driven by factors such as the increasing demand for enhanced customer experience, the rising adoption of innovative display technologies, and the growing use of digital signage in various industries and settings12345. However, the market also faces some challenges, such as the high initial investment and maintenance costs, the regulatory and environmental issues, and the competition from online advertising and other media channels12345.

Key Statistics For Interactive

  • Interactive digital signage has shown a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 17% through 2025, making it one of the fastest-growing segments within the industry.

  • The global interactive display market is valued higher than the pure digital signage segment because it includes educational whiteboards, kiosks, and other applications, with kiosks accounting for a notable share.

  • The adoption rate for interactive solutions in places like retail and hospitality is climbing, but non-interactive/static signage continues to dominate much of the market, especially in cost-sensitive public and outdoor applications.

In summary, about 1 in 5 digital signage displays worldwide are interactive as of 2025, a percentage that is projected to continue rising in coming years.