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HySpex SWIR-384 -
HySpex
The HySpex SWIR-384 hyperspectral camera is developed for field, laboratory, and airborne applications.
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HySpex SWIR-640 -
HySpex
The HySpex SWIR-640 hyperspectral camera is developed for field, laboratory, and airborne applications.
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HySpex VS-1200 -
HySpex
The HySpex VS-1200 hyperspectral camera is developed for airborne applications requiring extreme resolution in both VNIR and SWIR spectral regions.
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HySpex -
Norsk Elektro Optikk
HySpex, NEO's line of hyperspectral cameras, are well-proven, robust, compact, high performance and versatile instruments for a multitude of applications, ranging from airborne to laboratory, field and industrial use of imaging spectroscopy.
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Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc
A hyperspectral camera can scan an object and determine what materials make up that object. For example, it can determine the amount of water, fat or protein in a piece of steak. This works by being able to measure the way in which each material interacts with light. By doing this a special signature is created that is individual to that material.
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TruTag Technologies, Inc.
TruTag Technologies offers a low-cost, autonomous hyperspectral imaging system that expands the envelope of applications. TruTag’s HSI system provides the capability to convert or add existing product lines with minimal development effort. TruTag’s self-contained HSI architecture and system can be adapted to a consumer’s technical and commercial needs; and can be produced on our mass-production line opening potential applications for fields as diverse as biomedical imaging, smart agriculture and machine vision.
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imec
Imec’s on-chip technology makes hyperspectral imaging real-time, compact and scalable. Leverage our knowhow to design a customized sensor or camera.
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ZOLIX
YoGaiaField-Pro (GFP) camera provide extremely high resolution images by scanning and taking multiple images to construct a hyperspectral datacube. Hyperspectral imaging devices (GFP) for spatial (slit) scanning obtain slit spectra by projecting a strip of the scene onto a slit and dispersing the slit image with a prism or a grating. In spatial (slit) scanning, each two-dimensional (2-D) sensor output represents a full slit spectrum (x,λ). The NUC integrated into the system to control system operation ,data acquisition, and analyze, so the spatial dimension is collected through the scanning motor movement . The line-scan systems are particularly common in remote sensing, so it is sensible to use mobile platforms. The system can keep working by internal battery about 4 hours and user can use ipad or phone to connect the camera by internal Wifi.
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xiSpec -
XIMEA GmbH
*Smallest Hyperspectral camera - Compact, lightweight with only 26.4 x 26.4 x 31 mm, 32 grams (1)*Cost efficient - Excellent value and price through utilizing new imec hyperspectral imaging technology*Cool economy - Low power consumption with 1.6 Watt, minimal heat dissipation, ideal for UAV / UAS*All-around support - USB 3.0 support for Windows 7 and 10, macOS, Linux, ARM*Powerful potential - Highest spatial and spectral resolution, possible with 5Gb/s interface*Optimized - 2048 parallel, "on-chip" integrated spectroscopes with 100 points of spectral resolution each*AIA standard - USB3 Vision standard compliant*Industry standard interface - Compatible with USB 3.0 SuperSpeed specification*Fastest Hyperspectral camera - High speed, high frame rate: based on 170 fps at 2.2 Mpix resolution*Connectivity and Synchronization - Programmable optoisolated input and output, 3 status LEDs*Easy deployment - Range of accessories and wide hardware and software integration*Highly Customizable - Variety of sensor options, which can be further adjusted to match requirements*Interoperability increase - Continuous embrace of new software and hardware partners
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XiSpec -
XIMEA GmbH
*Smallest Hyperspectral camera - Compact, lightweight with only 26.4 x 26.4 x 31 mm, 32 grams (1)*Cost efficient - Excellent value and price through utilizing new imec hyperspectral imaging technology*Cool economy - Low power consumption with 1.6 Watt, minimal heat dissipation, ideal for UAV / UAS*All-around support - USB 3.0 support for Windows 7 and 10, macOS, Linux, ARM*Powerful potential - Highest spatial and spectral resolution, possible with 5Gb/s interface*Optimized - 2048 parallel, "on-chip" integrated spectroscopes with 100 points of spectral resolution each*AIA standard - USB3 Vision standard compliant*Industry standard interface - Compatible with USB 3.0 SuperSpeed specification*Fastest Hyperspectral camera - High speed, high frame rate: based on 170 fps at 2.2 Mpix resolution*Connectivity and Synchronization - Programmable optoisolated input and output, 3 status LEDs*Easy deployment - Range of accessories and wide hardware and software integration*Highly Customizable - Variety of sensor options, which can be further adjusted to match requirements*Interoperability increase - Continuous embrace of new software and hardware partners
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HORIBA, Ltd.
HORIBA designs and manufactures a large range of custom OEM Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) systems that fit to your application.UV to SWIR, from very compact and lightweight design to wide field and high resolution systems.Standard platforms or custom designs including optics. HORIBA HSI can be fully integrated into at-line, on-line or in-line processes.
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1800 -
HySpex
The HySpex VNIR-1800 hyperspectral camera is developed for field, laboratory, and airborne applications.
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XIMEA GmbH
XIMEA’s USB3 cameras portfolio includes: USB3 Vision cameras, USB 3.1 cameras with Sony CMOS, USB 3.0 cameras with CCD and mini Hyperspectral imaging cameras. Including board level versions.
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4100H -
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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KURO® -
Teledyne Princeton Instruments
The KURO® is the first back-illuminated scientific CMOS camera. With high sensitivity and fast frame rates the KURO is optimal for applications such as hyperspectral imaging, astronomy, cold-atom imaging, quantum imaging, fluorescence spectroscopy, and high-speed spectroscopy
