launched the digital printing revolution when he unveiled the Indigo E-Print 1000, the first digital printing press. The E-Print enabled print buyers to order short runs and pages that contained variable data and images. Indigo, the company that Benny had established in 1977 went on to become the market leader in the new industry of digital printing.

Following the acquisition of Indigo by Hewlett-Packard in 2002, Benny established the Landa group to pursue his new vision of creating energy from thin air using nanotechnology. During the course of this research, he discovered that the use of nanopigments could revolutionize printing for the second time. Landa’s digital printing division, Landa Digital Printing, developed the Nanographic Printing® process and a line of Nanographic Printing® presses that enable the use of digital printing technology for mainstream applications.

Benny Landa, Chairman, Landa Corporation, continues to add to the portfolio of over 800 patents granted to him worldwide, providing the companies which he founded with a solid intellectual property base.