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Headwall Acquires inno-spec GmbH

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Headwall Photonics has acquired inno-spec GmbH, a fellow manufacturer of industrial hyperspectral imaging systems. According to Headwall, the acquisition will lead to the development of more advanced, efficient, and versatile hyperspectral imaging systems by combining Headwall’s portfolio of optical components and remote sensing technologies with inno-spec’s specialized knowledge in industrial applications.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The acquisition aims to further strengthen Headwall’s offerings and extend its global reach — particularly in the industrial machine vision sector, Headwall CEO Mark Willingham said. inno-spec's systems are used in high-volume recycling, industrial sorting, and quality testing, among other applications. 
Oliver Grass, founder and CEO of inno-spec (left) and Mark Willingham, CEO of Headwall. Courtesy of Headwall Photonics.
Oliver Grass (left), founder and CEO of inno-spec and Mark Willingham, CEO of Headwall. Courtesy of Headwall Photonics.
Headwall previously acquired Holographix and perClass BV, both in 2022.

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Published: January 2024
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