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Company News Highlights 2006 p14 of 18:

• Anteryon International buys Anteryon from Philips
  MARCH 9--Anteryon International B.V. (www.anteryon.com) has bought all outstanding ordinary shares in Anteryon B.V. from Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV.
• Pixim honored for technology innovation and leadership
  MARCH 8--Frost & Sullivan (www.frost.com) has named Pixim (Palo Alto, CA; www.pixim.com) recipient of the 2006 Technology Innovation & Leadership of the Year Award in the field of video-surveillance technology.
• PixeLINK emerges from bankruptcy protection
  MARCH 8--PixeLINK (Ottawa, Canada; www.pixelink.com), a manufacturer of digital cameras for industrial and scientific applications, will emerge from bankruptcy protection in April 2006.
• StockerYale announces sale of two business units
  MARCH 2--StockerYale (Salem, NH) has completed the sale of two of its business units that it previously announced it was exiting effective December 31, 2005.
• Cognex to host direct-part-mark identification seminars
  MARCH 2--Cognex Corporation (Natick, MA) has announced that it will host a series of free DPM ID seminars.
• MathStar posts strong growth
  MARCH 1--MathStar (Minnetonka, MN; www.mathstar.com) has announced results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2005.
• Dalsa lands contracts for custom CCD sensors
  FEBRUARY 28--DALSA Corporation (Waterloo, ON, Canada; www.dalsa.com) has announced that it has received two contracts totaling $2.3 million from customers in the professional imaging-sciences end markets.
• American SensoRx wins vision award for excellence
  FEBRUARY 28--American SensoRx has won the Frost & Sullivan 2006 Excellence in Technology of the Year Award for its development of the SpectRx.
• Basler Vision Components expands presence in France
  FEBRUARY 27--Basler Vision Components (Ahrensburg, Germany; www.basler-vc.com) has opened a sales office in France and recruited Sebastien Desessard as key account manager for the French market.
• Leica Microsystems' Semiconductor Equipment Division has a new name
  FEBRUARY 22--The name change is a result of last year's takeover of Leica's semiconductor business by Golden Gate Capital, an investment company located in San Francisco, CA.

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