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Bodkin Design & Engineering, llc
Bodkin Design’s series of Hyperspectral imagers use a patented HyperPixel Array™ (HPA™) to capture spectral and spatial information in one instantaneous video frame using a commercial off-the-shelf focal plane array. This unique technology creates a robust system free of moving parts that eliminates motion artifacts and maximizes signal-to-noise.
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Physical Sciences Inc.
Compact VNIR/SWIR HSI sensor compatible with small rotary wing UAS operation with application to disturbed earth detection and vegetation/mineral mapping
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BaySpec, Inc.
Push-Broom Products - hyperspectral and multispectral imagers
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TUV Rheinland Inc
HinaLea’s Model 4100H is an award-winning hyperspectral imaging camera with a built-in illumination source. It is recognized as the world’s first high-resolution, handheld, autonomous hyperspectral camera and that was awarded the SPIE Best Camera and Imager Prism Award in 2017. The Model 4100H is compact, lightweight and designed for field and factory use. It captures a high-resolution snap-shot image of an object, with spectra at each pixel for the visible (400 – 1000 nm) wavelength range in up to 550 bands. It features a color touch screen interface, battery operation and embedded object identification. It is ideal for medical imaging, precision agriculture, industrial machine vision and food and other quality inspection applications.
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BaySpec, Inc.
BaySpec offers fully customized original design (ODM) and original manufacturing (OEM) integration of advanced spectroscopic solution. With diverse instruments range from handheld portable spectrometers, high-performance UV-VIS-NIR-SWIR spectrometers, hyperspectral imagers, and portable mass spectrometers. BaySpec’s innovative R&D team designs and develops the spectral instrument around customers’ specifications. BaySpec’s R&D team is made up of experienced engineers who work with the customer to fully understand the scope of the application requirements, whether it is to address a specific wavelength range, or for instrument operation in a particular environment. The design and manufacturing process all take place on-site at the BaySpec facility in San Jose, California, following strict processes of product quality and control. We have the expertise to take an idea and put it into action!
