ISRA VISION AG held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction of its new headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany. According to the company, this marks “the dawn of a new era of growth.”
For over 35 years, ISRA VISION has been an international provider of key technologies for industrial digitization that ensure the success of large manufacturing companies worldwide. The company’s high-performance components include high-resolution cameras and fast-switching LEDs capable of capturing structures in the nanometer and nanopixel range, even at extremely high speeds. Among these advanced technologies is the EXTRUSION MASTER, an innovative system that allows aluminum extruders to automatically carry out surface inspection of profiles.
After the founder and CEO of ISRA VISION, Enis Ersü, stepped back from active professional life, the company entered into a strategic partnership with Atlas Copco, a Swedish industrial group. This forms the heart of the company’s new Machine Vision Solutions division. With a strong new management team, the foundations are now being laid for the successful future development of the company.
Located on a 15,000 sq m property, the new headquarters will be constructed in two stages, consisting of three connected buildings housing offices and development laboratories, as well as demonstration and assembly halls. The new facility will provide the company with the space it needs for future development and a constantly growing workforce. Designed to the latest energy standards, the building will grow over time and will offer space for around 960 employees once fully constructed.
For staff, the building will provide an inspiring work environment that is in harmony with the company’s values and responds to ecological challenges. Designed with environmental protection in mind, the headquarters will be built in line with the Effizienzhaus 55 standards (an energy standard for buildings, introduced by KfW). It will also feature a high proportion of green spaces and charging facilities for electric vehicles and bicycles, and will be constructed using clean, low-noise methods.
The completion of the first construction section of the new headquarters is planned for the turn of the year 2022/2023.
