AMETEK acquires Virtek Vision International
Published by Alfred Hamer,
Editorial Assistant
World Pipelines,
AMETEK, Inc. has announced the acquisition of Virtek Vision International, a provider of advanced laser-based projection and inspection systems.
Virtek specialises in the development and manufacturing of advanced 3D laser projectors, smart cameras, and quality control inspection systems, powered by AI-driven software and algorithms. Their machine vision solutions provide customers with precise, virtual laser guided measurement and inspection capabilities to help automate complex assembly processes and improve manufacturing efficiencies across a wide range of aerospace, defense and industrial applications.
"We are excited to welcome Virtek to the AMETEK family," said David A. Zapico, AMETEK Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "Virtek is an outstanding acquisition and an excellent strategic fit with our Creaform business. Their strong technology capabilities nicely complement Creaform’s enabling a broader suite of automated 3D scanning and inspection capabilities supported by advance software and algorithms.”
Virtek is headquartered in Waterloo, Canada and has annual sales of approximately US$40 million. Virtek will join AMETEK as part of its Electronic Instruments Group (EIG), which provides analytical, monitoring, testing, calibrating and display instrumentation.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/07112024/ametek-acquires-virtek-vision-international/
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