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Konica Minolta Joins Mobotix Supervisory Board

IN  the course of the closing of the acquisition of a 65 per cent stake in MOBOTIX by Konica Minolta, Kunihiro Koshizuka, director and senior executive officer at Konica Minolta, was appointed as new member of the Supervisory Board of MOBOTIX AG.  Koshizuka will replace Willi Fallot-Burghardt, who has resigned as member of the Supervisory […]

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    IN  the course of the closing of the acquisition of a 65 per cent stake in MOBOTIX by Konica Minolta, Kunihiro Koshizuka, director and senior executive officer at Konica Minolta, was appointed as new member of the Supervisory Board of MOBOTIX AG. 

    Koshizuka will replace Willi Fallot-Burghardt, who has resigned as member of the Supervisory Board. Further members of the Supervisory Board of MOBOTIX AG are Sabine Hinkel and Dr Ralf Hinkel. With its new strategic investor Konica Minolta, MOBOTIX aims at improving its leading camera technology through innovations such as new high-resolution imaging sensors and high-grade lenses. 

    A further objective of Konica Minolta and MOBOTIX is the joint development of next-generation security solutions including Konica Minolta’s industrial optical systems including 3D-LiDAR 3D image generating laser sensor and intelligent solutions for specific vertical markets, such as monitoring residents at nursing care homes and hospitals. ♦

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