Efi Arazi Was in a Class All by Himself –Michelson

His legacy in the graphic arts industry lives on through the entrepreneurial, innovative and visionary spirit that rubbed off on many ex-Scitex employees, who've left big industry footprints in their own right.

Efi Arazi's technological contributions extended beyond the printing industry—and at a young age. An MIT engineering graduate, he is credited with co-developing at Harvard the television camera that the Apollo 11 crew used to broadcast the first pictures of the moon. At age 25, Mr. Arazi also invented an auto-focus mechanism, establishing himself early on as a respected figure in the electro-optics industry.