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Introducing FocalSpec® 3D Line Confocal Sensors insights from industryTerry ArdenChief Executive OfficerLMI Technologies In this interview, AZoSensors talks to Terry Arden, Chief Executive Officer at LMI Technologies, about their FocalSpec® 3D line confocal sensors. To begin, can you give us an introduction to FocalSpec® 3D line confocal sensors? Can you tell us about how FocalSpec® sensors utilize line confocal imaging (LCI)? FocalSpec® sensors use line confocal imaging ...

Updated: Share Article AAA The Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) will establish the ‘Dr. F C Kohli Centre of Excellence for Advanced Research in Mathematical and Computing Sciences’ “in honor of the visionary who created and shaped the IT industry in India and made it synonymous with excellence, globally”. The institute committed a donation of ₹10 crore to establish the centre, a CMI release said on Monday. To augment this corpus, it will raise additional funds from corporate foun...

Alida Welcomes Three Technology Veterans to Spearhead Product Innovation Alida Welcomes Three Technology Veterans to Spearhead Product Innovation Alida (formerly Vision Critical), creator of the worlds first Customer Experience Management (CXM) and insights platform, today announced the appointment of Scott Barkley as Senior Vice President, Product Management, Paul Hagen as Principal Director, CXM and Manuel Zahariev as Vice President of Engineering (AI & Analytics). These senior industry l...

SFU Charges have been approved following the arrest of a Burnaby man that took place at Simon Fraser University, recently. According to Burnaby RCMP, the charges come following an incident on December 11, around 9 pm, when an officer responded to a call from campus security, who were requesting assistance with a man refusing to leave a campus dining hall. Police said security informed them that they had received a complaint from a student and that the man was on the premises without a mask and ...

wired. >> thats okay because theres lots of news this morning. >> up first this morning, heads about to roll. at jp morgan chase. according to bloomberg, the firms entire london staff could be dismissed. the banking giant also expected to accept the resignation of this woman, ina drew. pulling down a salary of over $15 million a year. drew and two other company executives being held accountable for a stunning $2 billion loss. ceo jamie dimon doing damage control on sunday talk shows is...

Necessarily say that its secretive. to your point, though, many people that received an e-mail from a retailer or a travel company or a financial service institution had no idea who this company epsilon was. >> the company is limited in what they can say because of an ongoing investigation. but ongoing conversation. in a statement, epsilon says the information that was obtained was limited to e-mail addresses and/or customer names only. its impossible to say how many people were affected, but an...