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Clean and ultra-clean rooms are primarily used in the semi-conductor industry in order to regulate and filter the dust particles found in normal air which would effect processing and the resulting quality and yield of integrated circuits. With a modernised clean room warehouse at its Munich headquarters, FRAMOS the camera sensor distributor and camera component specialist ensures that sensor customers can be supplied at a consistently high level of quality, especially where goods have to be repackaged.
During ITE show company Euresys, headquartered in Liège, Belgium, announced having officially appointed the company AIC Inc. (Advanced Imaging Components) as its distributor in Japan. For more information about AIC, as well as contact details, visit www.aicvision.jp.
ams (SIX: AMS), a leading worldwide provider of high-performance sensor and analog solutions, has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in CMOSIS, a leader in advanced area and line scan CMOS image sensors for high-end imaging applications, in an all-cash transaction.
In collaboration with the trade magazines Vision Systems Design and Inspect, imaging specialist FRAMOS conducts an annual survey of trends and future developments in the industry from both the user and manufacturer’s perspectives. In this 8th edition of the market study, 99 manufacturers and users from 23 countries answered questions on the current state of the image processing market and future developments.
CMOSIS was awarded the “German Innovation Award for Non-Clinical Intensive Care”. The prestigious award recognizes the significant progress in endoscope-based catheter technology for outpatient care achieved by the ultra-small NanEye CMOS camera developed at CMOSIS.
This year’s KAI award was presented to Stephan Voltz, CEO of CMOSIS GmbH, Nuremberg, by Dr Günter Schrot, Scientific Director of the KAI Congress (Kongress für ausserklinische Intensivpflege und Beatmung) in Berlin, Germany, on October 14, 2015, in Berlin.
With 64,386 visitors and 1,666 exhibitors SPS IPC Drives 2015 reaches new records. From 24 – 26 November also several EMVA members presented their latest innovations in products and services at the trade floor in Nuremberg, Germany.
“Machine Vision plays an important role in the automation world and as such continiously gains presence and visibility at the show – and this not restricted to the traditional vision suppliers. Having received a first positive feedback from EMVA members confirming the growing interest in machine vision obviously the real business results will be evaluated by the exhibitors in the coming weeks” said Thomas Lübkemeier, EMVA General Secretary.
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Swiss company ViDi Systems is the winner of the second TÜV SÜD Innovation Award for Digitized Industries. The award was presented at the Smart Factory Innovation Forum, hosted by TÜV SÜD and munich network in Munich. The Innovation Award, which comes with EUR 6,000 in prize money, acknowledges companies that develop new, particularly promising solutions in the field of industry 4.0 which have proved fit for the market in at least one project.
Evaluation of machine vision market in Italy
Barcelona, 11 August, 2015. The European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) has published its 2015 Market Report “Machine Vision in Italy”. EMVA non-members can obtain the 39 paged pdf-report at a price of € 345,- plus VAT through info@emva.org.
The report for the first time maps the machine vision market in Italy. It covers the vision industry, their customers and the main applications as well as technical and commercial trends. In addition, the “eco system” for machine vision is described, including clusters, research centers and associations, trade shows and special magazines. This is being supplemented by market and growth drivers and an estimate of the market volume. In the general chapters readers find useful information about the Italian economy and how to invest in the country.
“Italy is a world leading machine building nation and has a healthy mix of small and medium size enterprises in its industry. The main portion of machine vision applications in Italy are realized in the industrial environment. This explains the large number of system providers and integrators in Italy”, says Andreas Breyer, EMVA’s Director of Market Research. “Also remarkable is the high number of academic institutes dedicated to machine vision disciplines. Altogether, we identified more than 200 players in the Italian machine vision market. Adding the relevant industry associations, all these players are listed by name and website in the report.”
Despite the still difficult national economic conditions, the machine vision industry in Italy expects 2015 to become a positive year after all. “During an EMVA-survey amongst Italian vision players none of the participants expected a decrease in turnover by the end of 2015. In fact, a quite robust increase in turnover of around 10 percent is anticipated, supported by the powerful exports of most customer industries”, adds Andreas Breyer.
With the current 2015 market report the EMVA continues the strategy to investigate all European markets through the eyes of the machine vision industry.
Andreas Breyer, EMVA Marketing
Phone: +34 931 80 70 60
Mobile: +49 151 1242 8585
E-Mail: press@emva.org
