Spectral Imaging
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3-CMOS RGB Prism Cameras with 5.1MP
JAI expands its Apex series of 3-CMOS RGB prism cameras for industrial applications.
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LWIR Thermal Imaging Camera for Moving Objects
The ImageIR 9800 from Infratec is ideal for high-resolution thermal imaging measurements on highly dynamic processes, even at low target temperatures.
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Fiber Mini SFF for GigE Vision
OptoMedia’s ultra-compact Mini SFF brings reliable, high-speed fiber connectivity to next-generation industrial cameras.
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Infrared Application Packages
Optris announces four new infrared application packages that expand the capabilities of the Xi camera series.
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Open-Source Hyperspectral AI Framework
Cubert’s open-source, low-code Cuvis AI software ecosystem enables hyperspectral imaging and AI with practical applications across various industries.
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Multi Aperture Computed Tomography Imaging Spectrometer
Sony Semicon’s Multi Aperture Computed Tomography Imaging Spectrometer (MACTIS) is a snapshot capable hyperspectral camera.
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High-Resolution SWIR Hyperspectral Camera
Operating within the 960-2,500nm range, Specim’s SWIR hyperspectral camera SX25 offers 640 spatial pixels and up to 392 selectable spectral bands, achieving an 8nm spectral resolution.
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High Speed IR for Dynamic Measurement Range up to 900°C
High Speed Vision’s HDR IR camera series (HDR M700, HDR M350, HDR M3k) was specifically developed for scenes with strong thermal contrast and enables high-precision measurements of cold and hot…
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Complete SWIR Ecosystems
Edmund Optics has expanded its SWIR offering, delivering a complete ecosystem of off-the-shelf cameras, lenses, illumination, filters, and accesoirs – all available from one source.
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Hyperspectral Imaging Library for Matlab
The Hyperspectral Imaging Library, an support package on the Image Processing Toolbox, is designed specifically for Matlab.
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Uncooled InGaAs Image Sensors for NIR Applications
Hamamatsu’s G1682x series consists of compact InGaAs line scan sensors designed for multi-channel spectrophotometry in the NIR.
















