We are #2203 for NRF NY. See our portal page.

We are in #2203 for NRF NY. Here is our portal page. January 11-13 at the Javits Center in New York City.  Level 1 center aisle across from Business France. Looking for an exhibitor?

We are also participating in the NRF Tech Tour and will be visited twice a day (11:25 am and 2 pm) with tour group.

In Our Booth

• Pyramid Computer – Kiosk and digital signage
• NZ Technologies – rugged touchscreen which is touchless
• Sitekiosk Software – interactive software for kiosks and digital signage
• DPL Wireless Connectivity – Connectivity solutions
• Pyramid Printers
• Vispero Accessibility

Events

• Ingenico is doing video interviews for post-show
• Retail Orphans is big Saturday event — Super Saturday

Supporters

• Solution Partners
  • Pyramid Computers – kiosks, digital signage and embedded computing
  • Intel — build, deploy, run, secure, and manage edge and AI solutions.
  • Olea Kiosks – Kiosks custom and standard, ticketing and outdoor  (see in Gateway Ticketing)
  • TPGi Screen Reader for accessibility
• Also available For Meetings or in Booths At Show
  • Ingenico Level 3 — 3738
  • Storm Interface
  • POSBank – next to Ingenico
  • REDYREF
  • Urway Holdings
  • imageHOLDERS
  • Mojave Honeybee – Eric is CEO
  • UCP — email Rob
  • Datacap Systems

About Us

The Industry Group, found at industrygroup.org, is a comprehensive technology consortium that connects, informs, and elevates the global self-service ecosystem. Serving as a unified intelligence hub, it brings together the latest developments in kiosks, digital signage, payments, POS, retail automation, smart cities, AI-driven automation, and unattended systems.

Through its network of specialized portals—including KioskIndustry.org, RetailSystems.org, ThinClient.org, PatientKiosk.io, KioskEurope.org, and others—the organization aggregates expert resources, publishes in-depth analysis, circulates industry news, and facilitates collaboration among manufacturers, solution providers, integrators, brands, and enterprise end users.

The Industry Group supports professionals and businesses by promoting best practices, highlighting emerging technologies, addressing regulatory and accessibility standards, and cultivating innovation across every vertical it touches. With broad influence and long-standing leadership, it serves as the connective tissue for an industry moving rapidly toward smarter, more inclusive, and more automated customer experiences.

Contact Craig Keefner 📧 craigkeefner@pm.me 🌐 https://industrygroup.org 📞 720-324-1837

What to see at NRF

These are well‑known kiosk and self‑service specialists that are exhibiting at NRF 2025 or are highlighted as kiosk/self‑service leaders around NRF:

• Kiosk Association – Kiosks Digital Signage (industry group aggregating >500 kiosk, POS, signage, EV, and self‑service companies; booth 1602).​

• KIOSK Information Systems (self‑service kiosks, lockers, payment and POS enclosures; booth 6003).​

• Olea Kiosks (retail and QSR self‑service kiosks; booths 5621 and 101, referenced as member exhibitor).​

• Posiflex‑KIOSK (POS terminals and self‑service kiosks; in same booth cluster as KIOSK Information Systems at 6003).​

• Partner Tech (POS and self‑service terminals; booth 3103).​

• Diebold Nixdorf (self‑checkout, POS, retail kiosks; booth 3321).​

• NCR Voyix (self‑checkout and POS platforms; booth 4721).​

• Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions (self‑checkout and POS; booth 3623).​

• Fujitsu / Fujitsu Frontech North America (self‑checkout, cash automation, kiosks; booths 5007 and 1541).​

POS, payments, and in‑store hardware

These companies focus on POS terminals, printers, peripherals, or integrated POS/kiosk hardware that are commonly used in self‑service:

• Elo (touchscreen POS and interactive self‑service / digital signage; booth 5621).​

• Epson America (receipt printers and kiosk/POS printing; booth 5413).​

• Star Micronics (POS printers and peripherals; booth 5757).​

• POSBANKUSA (POS terminals used in kiosks/self‑service; booth 3547).​

• Touch Dynamic (POS terminals and kiosk‑style all‑in‑ones; booth 6821).​

• Newland Payment Technology, PAX Technology, Verifone, and Ingenico (card payment devices integrated into kiosks and self‑checkout).​

Digital signage and interactive displays

These exhibitors emphasize digital signage, menu boards, and interactive retail displays that frequently pair with kiosks and self‑service flows:

• EyeCatch | Digital Signage & Digital Menus & LED (booth 432). ​

• BrightSign (media players driving retail digital signage; booth 3147).​

• STRATACACHE (retail digital signage and in‑store media; booth 5213).​

• Visual Art USA (digital signage solutions; booth 532).​

• OptiSigns (cloud digital signage platform; booth 1044).​

• Samsung Electronics America (large‑format displays and signage; booth 5303).​

• Creative Realities (digital signage and experiential retail; booth 411).​

Lockers, device lockers, and automated pickup

These exhibitors specifically reference lockers, secure pickup, or device‑management lockers used in self‑service scenarios:

• ARC by ChargeItSpot – ARC Device Management Lockers (secure employee device lockers; booth 817).​

• Luxer One (package and pickup lockers for retail locations; booth 533).​

• Traka ASSA ABLOY (intelligent key and locker management; booth 967).​

• Position Imaging (smart package room / locker‑like pickup tech, often presented with KIOSK; booth 6003 cluster).​

EV charging and energy‑adjacent exhibitors

NRF does not have a dedicated “EV charging” filter yet, but a few players and sessions touch EV charging, sustainable energy, or related infrastructure:

• Schneider Electric (energy management and EV‑ready infrastructure for retail sites; booth 8121).​

• Some NRF “Big Ideas” content features GRIDSERVE Global discussing EV charging retail experiences, which is a good signpost for energy/EV‑focused partners even if not all are formal exhibitors.​

• Within the Kiosk Association ecosystem, several member companies are involved in EV charging and smart‑city kiosks, and the association specifically calls out EV charging as a covered vertical.