Sam Lopez, European sales manager, Matrox Imaging
26 February 2009
Advances in sensors that capture images like real eyes, plus in the software and hardware to process them, are bringing a paradigm shift in imaging, finds Andrei Mihai
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Ray Berst, president, Components Express
9 January 2009
Claudio Sager, managing director, Stemmer Imaging AG, Switzerland
18 November 2008
George Chamberlain, CEO and co-founder, Pleora Technologies
30 September 2008
Dietmar Ley, CEO, Basler Vision Technologies
21 July 2008
DECLAN O'DEA Regional manager - North Europe, Cognex
13 May 2008
Declan O'Dea gives us his stance on the imaging and machine vision industry
Just Smit
14 March 2008
President of marketing and sales, Adimec
Toshi Wada, Machine vision sales, Tamron Europe GmbH
23 January 2008
Vlad Tucakov, Point Grey Research
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Don Braggins Owner, Machine Vision Systems Consultancy and Director, UK Industrial Vision Association
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