Ximity has made their mark catering to the growing expectations of modern event goers. By adding proximity to otherwise “okay” consumer-facing industries, they’re supporting navigation, push notifications, and everything else visitors need to have a good time. Plus, their data generation helps managers support staff, companies, and visitors all at once.

Navigine has been perfecting indoor navigation with beacons since 2011. The New York based  solution provider with R&D Center in Moscow has installed beacons in over 500 locations including major train stations in Moscow, Kesko supermarkets in Finland, the Dubai International airport, and even Hamleys.

Nearby Minds uses the Physical Web to give users the information they want and businesses the tools they need to understand their customers. Their solution has been deployed at the massive Donauinselfest in Austria and the CeBIT computer expo.

Wezit powers interactive programs that make the world more autonomous and innovative. Recognizing Kontakt.io as a trusted supplier with a good reputation, they integrated beacons into their platform. They now offer positioning information paired with push notifications to give visitors the best experience possible.

Rakete 7 uses the Physical Web to make location-based digitization easy for everyone. The Physical Web is one of the easiest and most affordable methods of digitizing a location, expanding the reach of businesses who might otherwise be unable to invest in proximity technology and users who may not have downloaded a specific app.

The Planet Intus team has been using several technologies for indoor positioning since 2010. After the creation of iBeacon, Planet Intus was able to begin leveraging beacons to create more affordable, easier to maintain solutions. They’ve been working with Kontakt.io since 2014 and have deployed across several million square meters in Europe and Canada.