Leica is also a major actor in photo camera.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Jan. 13, 2010) - ISee3D Inc.("ISee3D") (TSX VENTURE:ICT) (www.isee3d.com) - Company CEO Dwight Romanica announced today that ISee3D has signed a Letter Of Intent ("LOI") with Leica-Microsystems ("Leica") of Wetzlar, Germany for the purpose of working together to explore the feasibility of integrating ISee3D's single lens 3D technology into Leica products.
Under the terms of the LOI, ISee3D and Leica have agreed to negotiate and enter into a definitive agreement pursuant to which the parties will form a strategic relationship for the development, implementation, marketing and distribution of the jointly developed technology and its applications.
Leica manufactures a broad range of products for numerous applications requiring microscopic imaging, measurement and analysis. It has 11 manufacturing facilities in 8 countries, sales and service companies in 20 countries and an international network of dealers with representation in over 100 countries.
Leica has been a three-time recipient of the German Business Award for Innovation for achieving milestones in optical technologies. It gained notoriety for a fluorescence microscope, which for the first time enabled three dimensional examination and imaging of structures and processes in living cells at a resolution of down to 100 nanometers.
About ISee3D Inc.
ISee3D Inc. (TSX VENTURE:ICT) owns certain patented technology which provides for the capture of stereoscopic (3D) images through a single lens. The Company's technology has broad application in several markets including the home entertainment industry, consumer electronics, industrial and imaging devices of all sorts including microscopes, endoscopes as well as more sophisticated medical imaging systems.
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