2 nightclubs in Chicago, Illinois (names unknown).
Amiga 500 using AmigaVision Pro, SuperGen, and DCTV.
Nightclub ads and screen shots of patrons.
Informational messages such as bar closings and birthdays.
Live interactive games such as Video Post Office and Family Fued.

American Lasergames.
Mad Dog McCree, Amiga 500 controlled coin-op game.
Mad Dog McCree II, Amiga 500 controlled coin-op game.
Space Pirates, Amiga 500 controlled coin-op game.

Amiga.Physik.Unizh.Ch
Internet FTP site supported by Amiga 3000UX.
Founding host site of Aminet mirrors.
Supervised by Urban D Mueller.

Australian international airport (InfoChannel).

Arcade Coin-Op Video Games.
Mad Dog McCree, laser disc based video game.
Controlled by a genlock-equipped Amiga 500.
Magic Johnson's Basketball.
Eat a Bug, developed by "Live!"

Bus stops in London, England (unconfirmed).
Kiosks used to display departures and arrivals (unconfirmed).

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Broadcast Center in Toronto.
Information Kiosks, for finding studios and offices.

CD32, CD based game console.
First 32-BIT game console.
Introduced July 1993.
Based on the AGA chipset as found in the Amiga 1200.

CDTV, CD based interactive multimedia player.
First CD based multimedia player.
Introduced 6 months before CD-I.
Based on the OCS chipset as found in the Amiga 500.

Consumer paint color coding service, used at hardware stores.
Grossman's, hardware store, Route 347, East Setauket, New York.
Amiga based kiosk used for house paint color matching.

Co-op supermarkets, Great Britain (use unknown).

Design Mirage's Kodak Film Racing Team.

Digital Equipment Corporation.
Amiga based multimedia workstations.

Encyclopedia Britannica, Great Britain (use unknown).

Expandaview Videowall System, Optinocal Ltd. of England.
Point of Sale and Point of Information systems.
"Graphic Master".
"Studio VIP Plus".

Finnish railways, (name unknown), Finland.

Frankfurt Opera Company (use unknown).

Franklin Mill Outlet Mall, Philladelphia, Pennsylvania.
Information booths.

Full Service Network, Time Warner Studios.
Cinemorph used for in-house films, produced by Co-directions.

Gibraltar Airport, Gibraltar.
3 A2000's display flight information in the terminal building.

Israeli shopping malls (names unknown).
Amiga 1200 and Scala used to control multiple monitors for TV
programs and special sales announcements.

McDonald's Restaurants, Great Britain (use unknown).

Me TV, Video Karaoke, Media Image Productions.

POST In Store Advertising Network for Supermarkets.

Renault automotive car dealerships.
Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
Scala produced interactive point of sale with touch screens.

SEGA Genesis software development systems.
Amiga 500 based expansion boards for game development.

Skydome, Toronto.
Tourist information for the city of Toronto.

SafeWay supermarket (location unknown - presumed Vancouver).
Amiga cake decorator.

Staines (assumed department store in England).
Amiga used for video displays (use unknown).

Stanford Linear Accelerator (use unknown).

Sultin's Tavern, Logan, Utah.
Amiga video genlocks of customers on a large screen television.

Survival Research Labs (location unknown).
Amiga 2000 used and shown in documentary video.

TeleView Home Banking System, developed by VanCity, BCTel, and Taurus Ventures.
VanCity Savings Credit Union, Vancouver British Columbia.
CD32 used with GUI, custom modem, wireless remote, or CD32 controller.
Financial transactions, bill payment, fund transfers, statements, balances,
(up to the minute), interest, investment rate queries.
Proprietary HKLib and MediaLib software libraries.

Thiokol Corp, Brigham City, Utah.
Designer of shuttle booster rockets.
Video Toasters used for video production and training videos.

User Interface Technologies "Media Magician", home control system.

Videoplex Tour of Alaska.

Video Toaster Workstations by NewTek of Topeka, Kansas.
Amiga based systems with Video Toaster expansion board.

VIDIGraphic's McDonalds' Drive-Thru Video Displays.

Woolworths Headquarters, South Australia.