Videology Imaging Solutions Inc.

Videology Imaging Solutions, Inc. ("Videology," now marketed as Videology Industrial-Grade Cameras) designs and manufactures industrial-grade embedded cameras and imaging systems. It is headquartered in Mansfield, Massachusetts, with an engineering, design, and sales facility in Eindhoven, the Netherlands; the company was founded in the early 1990s (inTEST's acquisition release and PitchBook cite 1995, while Videology's own materials and Thomasnet/Manta cite 1991), and founder Carol Ethier served as CEO. In October 2021, inTEST Corporation (NYSE American: INTT) acquired substantially all of the assets of Videology Imaging Solutions Inc. and Videology Imaging Solutions Europe B.V. for $12 million in cash; the business was folded into inTEST's Process Technologies/Thermal division. inTEST disclosed trailing-twelve-month revenue of roughly $10 million and approximately 40 employees at the time of the deal. Ownership status is therefore private/operating subsidiary, not an independent public company.

Products / operations. Videology is an OEM supplier of board-level and housed embedded cameras — including zoom-block, USB 3.0, IP, AHD, MIPI, and Photo ID cameras — plus control boards, lenses, SDKs, and its SCAiLX edge-AI camera platform. It also provides custom design services (electronic/software, industrial design, testing) and turnkey manufacturing out of Mansfield. End markets include life sciences and medical devices, security, biometrics, machine vision, traffic management, aerospace/defense, and industrial inspection; the company states it has shipped over one million embedded cameras.

Patent-litigation posture. The tracked data shows Videology solely as a defendant (0 plaintiff cases, 1 defendant case): a classic operating company facing an assertion, not an NPE. The single case, Cedar Lane Technologies Inc. v. Videology Imaging Solutions Inc., was filed 2022-02-03 in the District of Delaware (Judge Andrews). Cedar Lane Technologies is a Canadian patent-assertion entity that acquires patents (many originating from Intellectual Ventures) and files high-volume infringement suits, primarily in the Western District of Texas and Delaware; Stanford's NPE database and Unified Patents both classify it as a non-practicing entity.

Context. The Delaware suit fits Cedar Lane's imaging/AV patent campaign, which clusters around image-processing and host-interface-for-imaging-array patents — technology areas adjacent to Videology's embedded-camera business. No other tracked litigation by or against Videology appears in the data.