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Baird Capital Partners Europe ( Baird ), the UK-based lower middle market private equity investor, announced today that it is acquiring the Instrumentation Solutions business of e2v technologies plc, the technology engineering solutions designer, developer and manufacturer, in a transaction ...
Smart camera vendors are developing products for niche applications using novel optics, filters, and sensors.
A group of European companies working under the umbrella of Minalogic (Grenoble, France) claim to have developed a rapid x-ray tomography system that can inspect parts on a production line.
Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies company and a global leader in digital image sensing technology, will highlight its multispectral, aerospace, IR and custom CCD and CMOS sensors and cameras at the upcoming SPIE Defense, Security and Sensing Conference. The conference runs April 23-27 at the
Opto Diode's OD-250 is a high-power infrared (IR) emitter designed for use in military and security imaging applications, such as night vision cameras and goggles, and for integration into illuminators and markers.
New Delhi, April 27 -- India based Tuscano Equipments Pvt Ltd filed patent application for a device with simultaneous X-ray and infrared image acquisition and processing system for enhanced breast imaging. The inventors are Kannan Neelakanta, Jayanthi Ananad, Sudhan Chandrasekaran, Rajendran ...
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency http://www.jaxa.jp (JAXA; Tokyo, Japan) has created a prototype "Super-wide angle Compton camera" capable of creating images of gamma ray-emitting radioactive particles.
Customers can now request custom optical coatings on off-the-shelf image sensors from Adimec, for utilizing particular wavelengths or reducing reflection.
UK scientists have successfully completed an initial trial of a new, potentially more reliable, technique for screening breast cancer using ultrasound.
Engineers working on a European program called Nexray aim to develop pocket-sized x-ray sources and x-ray detectors.