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November

Highlights in the November issue include:

Teledyne Dalsa and Denel Spaceteq to develop Earth Observation Satellite
Sony confirms image sensor split
3D display without need for 3D glasses
Lensless technique catches the small detals
Compact Imaging sees OCT in smartphones, tables and wearables
Row breaks out over cadmium quantum dot TVs
Plus, the latest product launches

NOVEMBER 2015

September

Highlights in the September issue include:

Compact camera sales forecast to double by 2020
Sentinel satellite returns 'game-changing' multispectral imagery
OmniVision shareholders back buy-out
Gigapixel Multispectral microsope unravels complexity of sell biology
The optics behind a new reality
Plus a round up of some of the latest products with applications for the imaging and vision market.

SEPTEMBER 2015

June

Highlights in the June issue include:

OmniVision board agrees China buy-out
ProPhotonix CEO hails 'landmark year'
Hannover Fair 2015 - Video control byeye drives new microdisplays
Automotive presents 'a great opportunity' for photonics - Latest market research from Tematys
Plus much, much more

JUNE 2015

March

Highlights in the March issue include:

The latest information on the new Quantum Imaging hub opening in University of Glasgow
Immervision’s targets smartphones with ‘panomorph’ lens
VISION Stuttgart 2014: A reminder of some of the latest innovations launched at the show
A snapshot at how camera systems are viewing our cities
Lens free microscope images – cardiac cells
Plus much, much more

MARCH 2015