Isorg wins fans with its interactive displays

Isorg’s interactive displays are designed to power up and launch multimedia presentations as soon as someone walks by, thanks to a system of optical sensors on plastic developed in association with Liten. You can see these next-generation displays in action at the Minalogic offices, the CEA communications department at Saclay, and the many demonstrations given for retailers.
Isorg is currently working on a new post-touch human-machine interface that can recognize hand movements, for applications in household appliances, consumer electronics, and automobiles. The 14-person-strong start-up recently won the 2012 Rhône-Alpes Region L’Entreprise d’Avenir (“Promising Young Company”) Award given jointly by Ernst & Young and French newspaper L’Express.

Contact: laurent.jamet@isorg.fr

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