Vision & Sensors exhibited at the Machine Vision China Show, which took place March 20-22 in Shanghai, China. This year brought 112 exhibitors - a 15.5% increase compared to 2007.
MUNICH, GERMANY-MVTec Software GmbH has launched its MVTec Image Acquisition Partner Program, to strengthen its relationship with suppliers of image acquisition devices. As a supplier of standard software products for
SOUTHINGTON, CT-Baumer Optronic GmbH, member of the Baumer Group, celebrated its tenth anniversary. The company is a provider of digital cameras and image acquisition systems, as well as vision sensors
BARRINGTON, NJ-Edmund Optics announces the appointment of Maria Light as director of sales for North, Central and South America. Light will work directly with Allan Kreutzer, EO’s vice president of
AHRENSBURG, GERMANY-Allied Vision Technologies GmbH (AVT) has expanded its development center in Ahrensburg, Germany, located near the northern city of Hamburg. AVT’s R&D activities were relocated to a larger facility,
BARRINGTON, NJ-Edmund Optics (EO) will offer seven lines of Schneider Optics imaging lenses in its catalog and Web site, including 3 CCD lenses, F0.95 fixed focal length lenses, bi-lateral telecentric
AIA Releases Machine Vision Market Study ANN ARBOR, MI-Machine Vision Markets–2007 Results and Forecasts to 2012, a new machine vision market study from the Automated Imaging Association (AIA), reports that
PIETARSAARI, FINLAND, April 23-Beamex has been bestowed a Best Practices award by consulting company Frost & Sullivan for customer service leadership in the European calibration management software market. To choose
MAPLE GROVE, MN, April 25-Carl Zeiss has delivered an MMZ coordinate measuring machines (CMM) to the Mechanical Drives Division at Siemens AG, supporting the rising quality requirements for wind turbine
WASHINGTON, D.C.-The March 11th report from the Commerce Department that the January manufactured goods trade deficit dropped by $7 billion from the previous year was hailed as validation that “export-led growth and free trade are continuing to hold the economy above water,” by Frank Vargo, the National Association of Manufacturers’ (NAM) vice president for international economic affairs.
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