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About EOS EOS was founded in 1989 and is today the world leader in laser sintering. Laser-sintering is a key technology for e-Manufacturing. Fast, flexible and cost effective components are produced directly from electronic data. The process accelerated product development and optimizes production processes. EOS thus sets the standard for developing intelligent e-Manufacturing solutions for industrial applications. EOS sold over 700 systems in 32 countries and has completed its business year 2008/2009 with a turnover of 60 million euros. The company employs 300 people, including 250 at its headquarters in Krailling ( near Munich ). The customers come from diverse industries such as Automotive, electronics, aerospace, medical, telecommunications and household goods.

IMRA America is a globally active company dedicated to the leading edge in ultra-fast and short-pulsed fiber laser technology for commercial and research applications. IMRA's turnkey fiber lasers combine state-of-the-art design with ultra-compact packaging, high stability and maintenance-free operation. They are designed for use in material research and processing, semiconductor inspection and repair, multiphoton applications, telecommunication, test and measurement, instrumentation and medical diagnostics and therapy. The idea of a global IMRA research and development network was born in Japan and championed by Minoru Toyoda, the honorary advisor to the All Aisin Group. Aisin is Japan's largest, and one of the world's top 10, manufacturers of automotive related components. Its first facility - originally IMRA, Institut Minoru de Recherche Avanc e, and now IMRA Europe S.A. - opened in Valbonne/Nice, France, in 1986. Since then it has expanded to include additional sites in the United Kingdom and Germany. IMRA America was established in Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1990.