Damir Dolar
Damir Dolar, managing director of Croatian firm Smartek Vision, spoke at the European Machine Vision Association’s business conference in Dubrovnik, Croatia, in June. Here, he gives his view on the European industrial imaging market
Damir Dolar, managing director of Croatian firm Smartek Vision, spoke at the European Machine Vision Association’s business conference in Dubrovnik, Croatia, in June. Here, he gives his view on the European industrial imaging market
Wilhelm Stemmer, who has recently retired and sold his shares in Stemmer Imaging, the company he founded 30 years ago
Boaz Arad, a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Computational Vision Lab, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and winner of the EMVA Young Professional Award 2017
Erhard Meier is CEO of Matrix Vision
Gareth Powell, marketing manager for the high performance imaging division at e2v
Shigeki Masumura, president and CEO of Machine Vision Lighting, and winner of the 2016 Vision Award
Microscan's CEO gives his thoughts on the vision industry
Working for Siemens and the Technical University of Munich, Tolga Birdal received the 2016 European Machine Vision Association's Young Professional Award in June
Product manager, material handling and robot vision, Fanuc Europe
Director, imaging at ATS Automation and member of the AIA board of directors
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