- CEO
- Valentina Volta
- Full Time Employees
- 2,685
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic equipment/Instruments
- Address
- Calderara di Reno Italy
- IPO Date
- Mar 28, 2001
- Business
- Datalogic S.p.A. is an Italy-based global technology company that designs, manufactures, and distributes automatic data capture and factory automation solutions. The company operates through core business segments dedicated to Retail, Manufacturing, Transportation and Logistics, and Healthcare industries. Its product portfolio comprises handheld barcode scanners and general-duty readers, including the Gryphon, QuickScan, and Heron series; rugged industrial handheld scanners, including the PowerScan family; stationary industrial barcode readers and automated sorting imagers, including the Matrix and AV series; fixed retail scanners, bi-optic checkout scales, and presentation scanners under the Magellan brand; enterprise mobile computers and touch terminals, including the Memor, Skorpio, and Joya series; optical sensors, safety light curtains, measurement devices, and photoelectric sensors; laser marking systems and industrial coding equipment, including fiber and solid-state laser markers; machine vision systems and smart cameras; radio-frequency identification systems and modules; and device management software, cloud platforms, and maintenance services, including Datalogic Shield and WebSentinel Plus.
Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Lippo di Calderara di Reno, Bologna, Italy, Datalogic S.p.A. maintains operations across Europe, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific region, operating manufacturing facilities, research and development centers, and sales and service subsidiaries in more than thirty countries. In recent corporate developments, the company has expanded its sensor, safety, and machine vision footprint through the full operational and commercial integration of Datasensing, which combined Datalogic's Sensor and Safety and Machine Vision business unit with M.D. Micro Detectors. Datalogic has also advanced its automated retail and logistics portfolios by launching artificial intelligence-powered visual recognition systems for self-checkout loss prevention, deploying next-generation 5G- and Wi-Fi 6E-enabled mobile computers in its Memor and Skorpio lines, and enhancing its optical inspection capabilities with deep learning software platforms for industrial smart manufacturing.