Spectris has sold its code reading business Microscan Systems to Omron for a total cash consideration of $157 million
Microscan announces the new release of AutoVision 3.0.3 machine vision software
Microscan's CEO gives his thoughts on the vision industry
Microscan, a global manufacturer of industrial machine vision solutions for quality control and guidance in factory and clinical automation, announces the latest version of its simplified AutoVISION Machine Vision Software to support new MicroHAWK Smart C.
Microscan has released a model of its LVS-7510 Print Quality Inspection System as a fully-integrated solution within Printronix brand thermal label printers, the Printronix T8304 and Printronix T8308
Microscan and Varioptic announce the availability of autofocus MicroHAWK ID-30 and ID-40 Barcode Readers. The MicroHAWK is the world's smallest platform for barcode reading to advanced machine vision
With MicroHAWK, users can accomplish a range of automation tasks based on data acquired from 2D images, from barcode reading to inspection to guidance, using a single device
Microscan announces the availability of new polariser and diffuser optical filter accessories for the MicroHawk barcode reader platform
Microscan has launched a web-browser-based barcode reading interface, WebLink
Microscan, a global manufacturer of auto ID solutions, has launched an intuitive industrial barcode reading platform dubbed MicroHawk
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CCD374 for Sentinel-4 Earth observation satellite. Credit: ESA
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One of SweGreen's eight vertical farm units that it operates across Sweden. Credit: SweGreen
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