Infusion Systems:Makers of the I-CubeX MIDI sensor control interface
Body Synth: Uses muscle movements to trigger MIDI events. It can be attached to any set of muscles.
Buchla and Associates: Makers of the Lightning II and Marimba Lumina controllers.
Buchla Lightning II: Specialized MIDI controller that senses the position and movement of handheld wands and transforms this information to MIDI signals.
Chordboard: CX10 Keyboard Controller sends out preprogrammed chords similar to "one touch" chords on a Casio Tone
Controller Zone: The controller page at Synth Zone
Digital Dance System: Sensor system designed by DIEM (Danish Institute of Electroacoustic Music)
Gulbransen, Inc.: Makes products which add MIDI capabilities to acoustic pianos.
IBK: Knob-based MIDI controllers for hard or software synthesizers
Kenton Electronics: UK specialists in MIDI to Control Voltage conversion and MIDI control
Marimba Lumina: Electronic MIDI controller. Includes a traditionally arrayed set of electronic bars and some (not so traditional) trigger pads and strips (reminiscent of early ribbon controllers).
MIDI Solutions Inc.: Manufacturer of MIDI processing products.
Optimusic Light to MIDI controller: Creates note on and off messages depending on where light beams are broken
Rubicon Systems: Makers of hardware and software to turn a Palm Pilot into a MIDI controller
STEIM products: Sensorlab: Small, general purpose, analog to MIDI interface for the prototyping of musical instruments and interactive control systems.
Tactex Controls Inc.: Makers of multi-touch, pressure sensitive input devices
The Soundbeam Project: A device which senses movements by people standing nearby and converts them into MIDI
Toward an Understanding of Musical Gesture: Mapping Expressive Intention with the Digital Baton: Thesis by Teresa Marrin looking at gestural devices as controllers for electronic sound creation.
Wave Idea: Makers of the Bitstream Pro universal MIDI controller and providers of schematics and kits.