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Antares Vision signed an agreement to purchase 82.83% of Tradeticity d.o.o.

Bild: VRmagic Holding AG VRmagic and the Switzerland-based Haag-Streit Group signed an agreement on the acquisition of round 77% of VRmagic Holding AG shares. The acquisition follows a four-year long successful technology collaboration on the development of a simulator for slit lamp examinations, the Eyesi Slit Lamp. VRmagic is proud to expand...

At the end of March Dahl Automation became part of the Hahn Group.

Intellifusion, which develops machine learning accelerators and is is famous for its jaywalker identification technology, has carried out a round of pre-IPO funding, taking home around USD141m.

TTG Imaging Solutions announced the acquisition of Nuclear Imaging Services (NIS) and its radiopharmacy, NISotopes, based in Houston, TX.

Teledyne confirms that it’s been in advanced talks to acquire Photonis International and affiliates for about USD550m.

Ikea acquired AI imaging Startup Geomagical Labs for an undisclosed sum.

Phantom AI, developer of a vehicle-agnostic autonomous driving platform, announced it has raised USD22m in Series A financing.

Foxconn has made a strategic investment of USD35.25m in China-based Luster LightTech, producer in vision imaging and fiber optics, aiming to jointly develop core smart production solutions to help manufacturers transform and upgrade their operations.

Infineon hat alle für die Übernahme der Cypress Semiconductor Corporation erforderlichen behördlichen Genehmigungen erhalten.

Tetavi, an Israel-based volumetric video capture company, has raised USD4m during a Series A round.

Seegrid, solution provider for self-driving industrial vehicles for material handling, announced that it has closed a $25 million growth equity investment.

Kyocera has entered into a share transfer agreement with NEC to acquire all of NEC’s shares in Showa Optronics (‘SOC’), an optical components manufacturer. When the share transfer is completed, Kyocera will own 93% of SOC’s shares; SOC will begin operating as a subsidiary of Kyocera on June 1, 2020, under the name Kyocera Showa Optronics (KSO).