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Nikon Sells Camera Robotics Arm MRMC to MultiDyne
Industry News·1mo ago
via Nikon Rumors
Daily Digest
Monday, June 29, 2026
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DJI has confirmed the Osmo 360 by name, with two specs attached: 8K/30fps and 13.5 stops of dynamic range — no release date or pricing announced. Panasonic has pulled three Leica DG MFT lenses from its Japan product pages, with remaining stock at major retailers and no resupply planned once it clears. MultiDyne has also confirmed it acquired MRMC — the camera robotics and motion control company previously owned by Nikon — and has set up a new division to keep the product lines in production.
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1 MRMC was previously a Nikon subsidiary; MultiDyne says the two product lines have no overlap and existing MRMC hardware remains in production.
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