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.
Teledyne e2v (Teledyne Vision Solutions – Industrial introduces the Perciva ToF camera at Vision, offering depth sensing, in-camera processing, and…
The Flexpoint MV laser modules from Laser Components offer high peak power and beam quality.
Deepcraft Studio, Infineon Technologies’s / Imagimob’s end-to-end development platform for building Edge AI models, now supports the entire process of…
iCore (European distributor: Rauscher GmbH Bildverarbeitung) has expanded its iPulse C-series of high-speed strobe controllers with the IP-1P1S-30C model.
Spectricity introduce the first truly miniaturized, mass-manufacturable mobile multispectral image sensor.
Photonfocus looks back on 25 years of corporate history. The foundation was laid in 2001,…
