Medical device company Atec announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire EOS Imaging for a purchase price of up to US$88m, plus debt retirement of US$33.9m. EOS imaging is specialized in outcome-improving orthopedic medical imaging and software solutions, and is recognized for its rapid, low dose, biplanar full-body imaging and 3D-modeling capabilities.
At Vision Cuberts is launching the integration of Cuvis.AI into Cuvis.Next.
Photonfocus looks back on 25 years of corporate history. The foundation was laid in 2001, when the company was established…
Deepcraft Studio, Infineon Technologies’s / Imagimob’s end-to-end development platform for building Edge AI models, now supports the entire process of…
Hamamatsu’s HyperGauge Thickness measurement system C17319-11 employs a spectroscopic interference method for precise film thickness measurement.
Lucid Vision is showcasing a wide range of new GigE Vision cameras at the Vision trade fair.
