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Synoptics

www.synoptics.co.uk

 
Synoptics was formed in 1985 by three researchers from the University of Cambridge who had developed a `tool box` for the generation of image analysis applications. The business grew quickly with many major companies using Synoptics to help develop imaging solutions across a wide range of applications. With a growing knowledge of CCD camera technology, frame grabbing and image capture techniques the company was able to enhance its skill sets within digital imaging.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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