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News Release

GestureTek Wins 2009 DIGI Award for ‘Best New Generation Display Device'

Nov 16 2009

Sunnyvale, CA (November 16, 2009) – GestureTek, the world leader in gesture control interfaces for interactive displays and devices, announced today that its 3D depth sensing digital signage display technology for Sprint has earned the company a 2009 DIGI Award for the Best New Generation Display Device (non-LCD or Plasma). To view a video of the award-winning installation, visit http://www.gesturetek.com/3ddepth/businesscases/businesscase-sprint.php.

The award-winning installation in Kansas City, KS uses a 3D depth sensing interactive display screen with mobile phone connectivity to track people’s body movements and respond by sending a Sprint promotional message that follows them the entire length of the interactive billboard. The interactive motion-detecting advertising message invites users to create their own personalized interactive wall art on Sprint’s gesture control screen, by calling Sprint on their mobile phone. The installation was led by partner Mission Electronics. Content was created by Goodby Silverstein. Games were created by Megaphone.

“GestureTek has been the leader in interactive control for 3D and 2D tracking technology for more than 20 years, and we are very pleased to have our work on this campaign recognized for its cutting-edge use of technology to generate real results for the client,” said Vincent John Vincent, GestureTek’s Co-Founder and President.

For more information about GestureTek’s 3D depth-sensing, image control and gesture recognition software, visit www.gesturetek.com.

About GestureTek
The world-leader and patent-holder in gesture-control interface for interactive displays and devices. Our 2D and 3D depth depth sensing systems enable motion/gestural interaction for advertising and entertainment. Selected Awards: 2008 GSMA Mobile Innovation Global Award and the ‘Best of CTIA’ Award. Selected clients: Intel, Samsung, Sony, Cingular AT&T Wireless, Nokia, Telefonica and Panasonic. Selected licensees: Sony, Microsoft, NTT DoCoMo. Offices: California, Toronto, Ottawa, Asia. www.gesturetek.com. 1-800-315-1189.

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GestureTek technologies have international patent protection. U.S. patents include: 5,534,917 (Video Gesture Control Motion Detection);
7,058,204 (Multiple Camera Control System, Point to Control Base Patent); 7,421,093 (Multiple Camera Tracking System for Interfacing With an Application);
7,227,526 (Stereo Camera Control, 3D-Vision Image Control System); 7,379,563 (Two Handed Movement Tracker Tracking Bi-Manual Movements);
7,379,566 (Optical Flow-Based Tilt Sensor For Phone Tilt Control); 7,389,591 (Phone Tilt for Typing & Menus/Orientation-Sensitive Signal Output);
7,430,312 (Five Camera 3D Face Capture).