inVISION Newsletter Englisch 7 2020

Outrider, a startup focused on autonomous yard operations for logistics hubs, reiceives US$53m in funding.

Trax announces that it has acquired Qopius, a Europe-based image recognition company that has raised close to US$1.8m in funding.

Butterflies are just as striking in thermal as they are in the visible light spectrum.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of Mitutoyo UK Ltd. In 1980 the UK subsidiary of the Mitutoyo Group was established in Andover, Hampshire, with the ambition of building a business on the importation of metrology products from the Japanese parent company.

Inspekto’s new headquarter is in the Hashahar building in Givatayim, in the outskirts of Tel Aviv.

Adlink expands its presence in France and continues its European growth.

Edmund Optics strengthens its presence in India and opens a new office in the district of Bangalore in the state of Karnataka.

Phenix Optics opened a project office for customers in Germany in Erlangen/Baiersdorf at the beginning of the year.

Prophesee S.A. and Sony Corporation announce they have jointly developed a stacked Event-based vision sensor with the industry’s smallest 4.86m pixel size and the industry’s highest 124dB (or more) HDR performance.