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TELFORD, -- Plustek Technology Inc., a manufacturer of consumer, prosumer and office imaging devices (including portable scanners, sheetfed/flatbed scanners, wide-format scanners and IP surveillance equipment), has the perfect...
A team of Swiss doctors is conducting about 100 autopsies a year without cutting open bodies, instead using devices including an optical 3D scanner that can detect up to 80 percent of the causes of death. Michael Thali, a...
Check out these messenger applications! You put a Yahoo Messenger ID in the box and click Check user. It will check and show you if the yahoo ID is invisible, online or offline. That user has the "Allow websites to show when I...
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team Nov 25, 2009 Colortrac has announced that its SmartLF Ci 40e large-format scanner is now available with a certified Isis driver. Created by Pixel Translations (now EMC), Isis is a...
Better scanners for carry-on bags to be in 5 Canadian airports by February New security scanners coming early next year may shorten airport lineups like this one at Vancouver International, officials say. (CBC) Canada's major...
Rochester, NY, -- A new agreement between Kodak's document imaging business and D&H Distributing targets small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) looking to reduce paper workflows and increase digital capabilities. D&H chose the...
Nov 24, 2009 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Digital Check, a provider of desktop check scanners and remote deposit capture technology to the financial industry, said that Silver Bullet Technology has now certified and supports...
BK Medical to offer MedAssets customers its surgical and urological line of ultrasound systems, accessories, and supplies BK Medical, an innovative leader in medical ultrasound and a wholly owned subsidiary of Analogic...
A printer that can save you money? Kodak’s latest all in one printer, copier and scanner is a compact, attractive looking, machine that combines a scanner, copier and photo quality printer combining low ink costs with good...
KATHERINE FEENEY November 24, 2009 - 12:24PM Fortitude Valley licensees say they are confident pub and club patrons won't be put off by the requirement to provide fingerprints in order to gain entry to some of Brisbane's...
