Ximea Corp.
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- Written by Brian Salgado
Ximea Corp. holds a large share of the vision and imaging market by manufacturing some of the smallest cameras in the world..
Ximea may have grown into an international player in the industrial vision and imaging technology industry in just four years, but that doesn’t mean the company has become a huge conglomerate without the personal touch. Instead, CEO Mike Bode says Ximea Corp. works to maintain its reputation as a startup with an entrepreneurial attitude.
“The company’s roots are as a small company with a largely academic customer base and the corporate culture of a research laboratory,” Bode says. “While the company has grown significantly in the recent past, we have maintained a spirit of open communication and the dynamics of a research lab. This permits us to adjust to new technologies and develop new products very quickly.”
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