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The hardware layer

The kit that runs at the placement.

The WiFi portal, connectivity and interactive touchpoints deployed at transit stops, on buses, at billboards and inside venues. They compose per site, so a location runs exactly the parts it needs, with reach reported per placement.

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The on-site products

Five products, one deployment tier. Each one plays a different part at the point of exposure.

Built to be trusted

Reporting is only worth booking against if it holds up. Three things keep the field layer honest.

Anonymous by design

Real sign-ins and scans are aggregated for reporting, with no images kept and no one identified. No app, no opt-in, aggregated data only.

On-site kit, cloud reporting

The field kit reports up to UbuntuInsights in real time, so you read estimated reach and impressions alongside the real actions from interactive placements.

Composable per site

Turn on only the parts a location needs (the WiFi portal, a QR or NFC touchpoint, or reach reporting) and stack them where a site earns it.

Hardware feeds software

The field kit reports. The software makes it usable.

Every reading from the field, real scans and sign-ins plus estimated reach, flows into the software layer. UbuntuInsights for reporting, UbuntuAds for planning and delivery. The field is where the audience is reached; the software is where you plan against it and see what happened.

Deployed across the network

The same field tier stands behind every surface a campaign can run on:

  • Transit stops and bus interiors
  • Billboard faces
  • Venues, malls and waiting areas

Billboards are planned for exposure with reach estimates, not booked as interactive placements.

See it running in the field.

We'll walk you through the on-site kit, what each part does, and how a site is composed for the audience you're trying to reach.