February 8 news, according to foreign media reports, Kodak image sensor business after the acquisition of a new company, has officially named Truesense Imaging.
Kodak sold image sensors for the company in November last year, and it has now been named Truesense Imaging.
Shortly after Kodak announced its application for bankruptcy protection, Platinum Equity acquired Kodak's image sensor division and announced the new name yesterday.
Although the birth of the new name is only a representation, it is very important for platinum capital that plans to start new business. Truesense Imaging Image Sensors sells image sensors needed for industrial and professional equipment, including high-end medium-format cameras and high-frame-rate video equipment.
Chris McNiffe, CEO of Truesense Image Sensors, former general manager of Kodak’s image sensor business, stated: “As an independent company, we have a great opportunity to occupy the leading position in the industry and expand into new markets. There are also The opportunity to develop the core technology of the image. For our business, our employees and our consumers, the establishment of an independent company has brought great positive significance."
Truesense did not make too much consideration of company names. Some of Kodak's new image sensor products are branded Truesense.
Kodak has been working hard to make adjustments as digital image services bring more and more negative impacts to Kodak's business. In order to profit from its own assets, Kodak is suing Samsung, Apple, HTC and Fujifilm for infringement of its patent rights.
Kodak sold image sensors for the company in November last year, and it has now been named Truesense Imaging.
Shortly after Kodak announced its application for bankruptcy protection, Platinum Equity acquired Kodak's image sensor division and announced the new name yesterday.
Although the birth of the new name is only a representation, it is very important for platinum capital that plans to start new business. Truesense Imaging Image Sensors sells image sensors needed for industrial and professional equipment, including high-end medium-format cameras and high-frame-rate video equipment.
Chris McNiffe, CEO of Truesense Image Sensors, former general manager of Kodak’s image sensor business, stated: “As an independent company, we have a great opportunity to occupy the leading position in the industry and expand into new markets. There are also The opportunity to develop the core technology of the image. For our business, our employees and our consumers, the establishment of an independent company has brought great positive significance."
Truesense did not make too much consideration of company names. Some of Kodak's new image sensor products are branded Truesense.
Kodak has been working hard to make adjustments as digital image services bring more and more negative impacts to Kodak's business. In order to profit from its own assets, Kodak is suing Samsung, Apple, HTC and Fujifilm for infringement of its patent rights.
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