Image processing
SVS-Vistek takes over Mikrotron
SVS-Vistek has acquired 100% of the shares in Mikrotron with retroactive effect from January 1, 2022. The two camera manufacturers belong to the parent company TKH Vision.
Through the integrative merger of Mikrotron and SVS-Vistek under the umbrella of TKH Vision, the companies aim to open up new market segments and create the conditions for further growth. Mikrotron is a manufacturer of small and robust high-speed cameras and high-speed recording systems, while SVS-Vistek is a manufacturer of industrial cameras, a supplier of individual components and a specialist for customized system solutions in image processing. The companies have a complementary product portfolio. The new structure is intended to create synergies for the development and use of high-end cameras in particular.
All existing Mikrotron employees will find their place within the merged company at the joint location in Gilching. Mikrotron cameras will continue to be developed, produced, distributed and supported under the Mikrotron brand by the expanded SVS-Vistek team.
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