Datalogic

Datalogic and IDEC Corporation to partner for strong entry into Japanese market for ADC in retail.

The ADC market grew incrementally in 2012 amid changing customer interests and stiff competition.

It's been a few weeks since Honeywell announced that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Intermec. While this continues to be subject to regulatory approvals, in this blog post I share some thoughts on how this deal may shape up and impact the barcode vendor landscape. Intermec is an active participant in two barcode technology hardware markets – Barcode Printers and Handheld Barcode Scanners.

From European beginnings, the company now operates in more than 100 countries.

The ADC market continued to rebound, posting solid numbers once again in 2011.

Datalogic S.p.A., a global leader in automatic identification and total solutions provider of bar code readers, data collection mobile computers, RFID and vision systems, has announced the full integration of Datalogic Automation, Accu-Sort Systems and PPT Vision.

PMMI's Board of Directors added 17 new companies to the PMMI membership at its April 14 meeting, held in conjunction with PMMI's Executive Leadership Conference.

This significant business development move capitalizes on major investments made so far by the Datalogic Group in the Automatic Data Capture market and confirms the company’s leadership position for innovation and service.

This acquisition enables Datalogic to strengthen its presence in the market of artificial vision, which features a high growth potential within the industrial automation field.

Datalogic doubles its presence in the industrial automation industry through the acquisition of U.S. Group Accu-Sort Systems

After a challenging 2009, the ADC market bounced back in 2010 and looks strong moving forward.

By updating the vertical lift modules in its aftermarket parts distribution area, Mazak increased productivity by 80%, reduced labor requirements by 44% and increased part numbers by 70%

This agreement will allow Sick to continue using Datalogic’s technology, known as PackTrack, in its stationary scanners.

The project, "Select", is funded by the European Commission for the development of innovative wireless solutions to manage the logistics and manufacturing chain.