Hyperspectral Imaging for Industrial Quality Control
Hyperspectral imaging is a technology that “sees” beyond a standard image. It uses more information from light, allowing it to distinguish materials that may look the same but have a different chemical composition.
Hyperspectral Imaging technology is especially useful in applications where a standard camera or manual inspection is not enough. It can be used for material identification, product sorting, foreign object detection, food quality control, raw material classification and the detection of differences that are not visible with conventional visual inspection.
At Robovision, we design and integrate hyperspectral imaging solutions for industrial inspection, sorting and quality control applications. These solutions support early problem detection, reduce production errors and provide more accurate evaluation of products and materials.
Specim
Specim hyperspectral cameras provide imaging solutions from the visible to the thermal spectrum, covering technologies such as VNIR, NIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR. They are used for accurate material identification, product sorting and detection of features that cannot be seen with a standard camera. They are suitable for industrial and research applications such as quality control, foreign object detection, material classification and product evaluation based on chemical composition.
Specim
Specim hyperspectral cameras provide imaging solutions from the visible to the thermal spectrum, covering technologies such as VNIR, NIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR. They are used for accurate material identification, product sorting and detection of features that cannot be seen with a standard camera. They are suitable for industrial and research applications such as quality control, foreign object detection, material classification and product evaluation based on chemical composition.
