Cingerine
Cingerine is a Swiss digital signage platform, owned by Imaculix AG and led by CEO Andy W. Bohli, offering a vertically integrated stack spanning CMS, a proprietary immutable Linux OS, and purpose-built media player hardware. The company specializes in cinema, retail media, and DOOH deployments, serving customers primarily in Switzerland with a growing footprint in the Middle East.
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Cingerine offers a fully integrated digital signage system spanning hardware, OS, and software layers:
- Cingerine CMS / Campaign Pro: scalable, multi-tenant content management with campaign management, event booking, real-time analytics, and proof-of-play reporting.
- Cingerine 4.0 OS: purpose-built immutable Linux OS positioned as the first EU Cyber Resilience Act-ready digital signage OS.
- Proprietary media players: DS508, DS716, DS816, engineered for low power draw and secure, low-maintenance operation.
- Reactive Real-Time Rendering (RRR): gaming-derived rendering engine for millisecond-range programmatic triggering.
- AI Campaign Balancing: on-premise AI module for automated campaign optimisation, launched April 2026.
- On-Premise Programmatic (OPP): GDPR-compliant programmatic advertising for retail media and DOOH operators.
- Synchronized Screen Playout: frame-accurate multi-screen synchronisation.
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