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Within just a few short years, improving 3D printing technology has helped reshape the way we design and test our products On October 27, our ST Imaging division announced the

Last month was a big one for our microfilm division at ST Imaging, which just launched its new ViewScan 5 digital microfilm reader. It’s the first major model release for

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with Jillian Kossman and Debi ScottIDScan.net As criminals become bolder, new tools can help you fight back at the bank branch News articles are published weekly detailing major scams and

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Why the double-feed, or ‘piggyback’ is so costly — and what your scanner does to help stop it It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, it’s one of the