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LEMO Marks its 75th Anniversary in 2021
Founded in Switzerland in 1946 in Morges along the Geneva lake shore, LEMO? took its name from the company's founder, the current CEO’s grandfather, engineer Léon Mouttet. Originally a manufacturer of contacts in noble and rare metals, the company took a major step forward in 1957 with the invention of the Push-Pull self-latching connector.
LEMO - Northwire Launch European Cable Distribution
LEMO connector and Northwire cable manufacturer are pleased to announce the opening of the manufacturing companies’ new European warehouse: the European Distribution Center (EDC). Designed for rapid customer response, it is ideally located at LEMO's Benelux facility in the Netherlands.This entity will offer specialised inventory programs, fast delivery and custom cable services as well as te
The heart of the race
Formula 1 racing, 24 Hours of Le Mans and M for Motorsports... The M series connectors were designed to be used in the harshest environments.
A humanoid alongside workers
A functional head, two skillfull solid arms, the Nextage robot joins human teams on production lines. As far as applications are concerned, the only limit is the imagination of Kawada Industries’ customers.
The cameras that conquered Hollywood
From nowhere to everywhere in only 8 years, this is the amazing performance of Red Digital Cinema in the world of image acquisition. Their cameras – the first widely adopted digital camera to shoot in 4K – have speeded up Hollywood’s transition to being predominantly all-digital. The Californians are now preparing to take on the broadcast world as well. Red is a prestigious customer for LEMO.
The birthplace of future technology
LEMO opened its Japanese subsidiary exactly 20 years ago. LEMO Japan has distinguished itself as a think tank, developing innovations that would become world references. A forerunner in fields as varied as HD television and the nuclear industry, the subsidiary is currently working on a new device wich could potentially prevent a large number of road accidents.