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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.

Camilla joined Canon Sweden as a B2B Service Director only a year ago, but she quickly felt the impact of a kind culture driven by shared purpose.

Rescued seals, Vincent and Elvis, undergo CT scans so veterinarians can quickly diagnose them, treat their symptoms and return them safely to the sea.

Sudan, the last male northern white rhino passed in 2018, but he continues to be a symbol of hope and determination for conservationists everywhere.

Canon USA has been supporting Yellowstone National Park for nearly 30 years through technology and projects that bring the park to life for millions.

Our Miraisha Canon Certified Trainers are truly special. They not only teach camera skills but inspire a new generation of young African storytellers.

Canon ANELVA’s technology has been helping the Japanese Space Agency to analyse samples from the asteroid ‘Ryugu’, as part of their Hayabusa2 mission.

Teaching film and photography to young, displaced Ukrainians, Valya and Vera of KiNO have seen a new generation of artists flourish before their eyes.