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Sony Acquires Belgian Innovator of Range Image Sensor Technology, Softkinetic Systems S.A., in its Push Toward Next-Generation Range Image Sensors and Solutions

Sony Corporation ("Sony") is announcing that it has completed the acquisition of Softkinetic Systems S.A. ("Softkinetic"), after reaching an agreement with the company and its major shareholders. With this acquisition, Softkinetic - which possesses time-of-flight ("ToF") range image sensor technology, as well as related systems and software - has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony.

ToF is a method for resolving the distance to an object. ToF distance measurement pixels, which are laid on top of the sensor in two dimensions, measure the flight time (delay) it takes for light to leave the light source, reflect off the object, and return to the image sensor.

Sony will focus on combining Softkinetic's ToF range image sensor technology expertise with its own technologies with the aim of developing the next generation of range image sensors and solutions, not only in the field of imaging, but for broader sensing-related applications as well.

No material impact is anticipated on Sony's consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2016 as a result of the acquisition.

Ahmad was asked on Twitter if he could give Lilith some PlayStation VR development kits, to which he responded: “What makes you think that hasn’t already happened?” So while it isn’t a direct confirmation, he hasn’t denied the possibility that the studio has received the kits.

Volume, Mike Bethell’s stealth-based video game, will receive a free expansion called “Coda” when PlayStation VR launches next year that adds 30 new levels, a new cast of voice actors adding new characters to the story, and a new VR setting as players take on the role of The Troubleshooter.

“Coda” will let you play Volume‘s core campaign in addition to the 30 new levels and user-generated levels in virtual reality.

Mike Bithell also provided an update on the PS Vita version of Volume.

“We’ve hit some roadblocks, which slowed us down,” Bithell said on the PlayStation Blog. “Rushing out a weak port wasn’t an option, and I’m proud of what the team have managed to squeeze into that awesome little platform.”

The “Checkpoints” update, which adds new modes and leaderboards, is out today on PlayStation 4 and PC, and will is “absolutely” included in the core PS Vita release. If you own the PlayStation 4 version, you’ll get the PS Vita version free. And speaking of which, the PlayStation 4 version is 30 percent off through November 4.