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When our customers at Norwich University of the Arts asked for help, we were thrilled to support them and their community of local teen photographers.

Lens on Life has come a long way since their founding in 2018. Today the team are focused on continuity and success for the young people they teach.

Creativity is high on the list of desired skills in today’s workplace. Working with students and educators, we help to add A to the STEM skillset.

Inflammation of the optical nerve can be an early indicator of Multiple Sclerosis, so OCT retinal scanning can be a key tool for future diagnosis.

Keeping crowds of people safe is all in the numbers, but manually counting people can be tricky. So, why not use Artificial Intelligence to do for you?

When Grace and Somia began to sell pre-loved books, they could never have predicted the passion, drama, disaster, joy and community it would bring.

If you’ve seen grainy, overexposed and lo-fi images on social media, blame Gen Z. They’ve fallen in love with ‘vintage’ digital cameras. But why?

Scans can be scary, so Canon Medical have designed their mobile CT units for maximum calm, including beautiful images from world class photographers.

The Canon Young People Programme helped Kenyan students with recent cochlear implants to tell stories of hearing loss and find a sense of community.

Aspiring female photographers in Africa face many obstacles. But Canon’s Miraisha programme helped Monica, Miriam and Judy to realise their dreams.

How does a robot know where it is when it doesn’t have eyes? If it’s built with Visual SLAM, then it uses specially adapted Canon cameras to see.

In Canon product design, every tiny detail matters and our engineers scrutinise every millimetre for usability, environmental impact and performance.