Lumenera expands manufacturing facility and increases digital CCTV production
Lumenera's digital camera production is set to increase by 23%
Lumenera Corporation, a leading manufacturer and developer of high performance digital cameras and custom imaging solutions for scientific, industrial and surveillance markets, is proud to announce the expansion of its manufacturing facility in Ottawa, Ontario to meet market demand for custom and OEM cameras.

Increased orders for Lumenera's customised camera services are the driving force behind the expansion. The new development will increase manufacturing space by 70% and boost camera production by 23%. This will further reduce the already short turnaround times Lumenera offers.

The state-of-the-art facility will feature measures to ensure Lumenera continues to exceed the highest level of quality standards in digital cameras.

"The expansion of our camera production facilities is a testament to Lumenera's continuous growth and development," stated Rob Sample, Manufacturing Manager, Lumenera Corporation. "We are excited to ramp up production and further improve our efficiency and turnaround times to ensure customer satisfaction."

Expansion is due to be completed in early December 2010.

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