inVISION Newsletter Englisch 17 2020

Israel digital microscopy company Scopio Labs announced it has completed a $16m Series B financing round.

Framos opened a new branch office in Zagreb on May 4. For customers, the expansion of the location in Croatia means better support for their projects, and Framos expects the opening of the new office to provide opportunities to attract highly qualified professionals and strengthen the team in akovec.

Kubota Corporation and Aurea Imaging announced a strategic partnership to drive Autonomous Orchard innovations for fruit growers around the world.

Mojo Vision, a California-based computing company, raised more than $51m in Series B-1 funding round.

For 76 percent of the photonics companies in Germany, the business situation has deteriorated due to the corona crisis, 58 percent emphasize that demand has fallen significantly.

Sick AG increased its sales in fiscal year 2019 by 7% to 1,750.7 million euros (2018: 1,636.8 million euros).

Stock values of machine vision companies are generally down due to the expected economic impact of Covid-19.

In 2019, Hikvision generated a total revenue of RMB 57.66 billion, having achieved a year-over-year (YoY) growth of +15.7 %, and net profits of RMB 12.41 billion (+9.4%.).

Hikrobot has announced a distribution partnership with MultiPix Imaging Components Ltd.