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This is where it all began. Four friends, fresh from the University, starts developing medical products under the company name Svep. The most successful of these products was Viaphone, a system which transfers X-ray images over the telephone network. Viaphone created a buzz, and both technical magazines as well as daily papers published articles about the product. Viaphone transferred an image consisting of 65536 pixels in 1.5 minutes. |
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Viaphone was sold to another company, and Svep was transformed into a design house, although there were still a few products which later on was spun off to subsidiaries. |
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Ericsson placed it's first order to Svep, which marked the beginning of a long cooperation. |
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Digitronic, the first subsidiary for Svep is introduced in Sweden. Digitronic developed and manufacturerd the worlds first CCIR camera based on a CCD sensor. |
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The subsidiary Svep Vision Products launches the optical inspection system FQI which still is being sold to floor manufacturers worldwide. |
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Svep changes name to Svep Design Center, and is at this point a well known design house in the region, with many international customers. |
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The semiconductor manufacturer Dialog Semiconductor Gmbh buys Svep, and expands into chip design, ASIC projects in the imaging area and audio and communication. |
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Svep Design Center returns to private ownership, where the partners are active in the company. |
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Svep Design Center opens an office in Helsingør, Denmark. |
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Svep Design Center opens an office in Helsingborg |
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