Perception Park
Chemical Colour Imaging (CCI) technology makes complex hyperspectral data on a molecular level usable for machine vision. Hyperspectral cameras are able to transfer the chemical properties of an object into a spectral signature. This unique “fingerprint” is recorded as multi-dimensional hyperspectral data and is transferred into two-dimensional images.
Perception Park’s „Perception Studio“ software is a generic, configurable user interface which enables users to develop and configure own applications independently, without profound expert knowledge of spectroscopy, chemometry or hyperspectral data processing.
Chemical Colour Imaging systems are especially suited for the food processing industry, recycling, mining and the pharmaceutical industry.
Further information
Find out more about hyperspectral imaging:
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Watch the video about hyperspectral imaging: Hyperspectral imaging for industrial applications
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Get deep-dive information in our technical tip and learn more about the innovative technology: Chemical Colour Imaging: the evolution of machine vision
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Jörg Schmitz
Senior Key Account Manager
+49 89 80902-237
+49 89 80902-116
j.schmitz@stemmer-imaging.de
Perception Park - Core, Compile, Studio
Hyperspectral imaging software
Specim FX hyperspectral cameras at PPMA Total Show
22/09/2016
PPMA Total Show | NEC, Birmingham | 27 - 29 September 2016 | Stand A44
STEMMER IMAGING has signed a partnership agreement with the Finnish hyperspectral camera manufacturer, Specim, for the distribution of spectrographs and the FX series of hyperspectral cameras, through all its European subsidiaries. This allows STEMMER IMAGING to offer complete hyperspectral imaging systems for machine vision applications.
Hyperspectral: Machine Vision 4.0
14/09/2016
Vision 2016 | Stuttgart | Stand E52 in Hall 1 | 8 - 10 November 2016
With the compact FX10 hyperspectral cameras from Specim and the complete CVS HyperInspect systems, STEMMER IMAGING is exhibiting multi-purpose possibilities for hyperspectral imaging at VISION 2016. In relation to the development of imaging from monochrome via colour to 3-D image capture, this technology represents the next evolutionary step: Machine Vision 4.0.
Hyperspectral imaging on show
08/08/2016
Stand C20, Vision UK@Photonex, The Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK, 12 & 13 October 2016
STEMMER IMAGING will be showing its new hyperspectral imaging capabilities at Photonex. This innovative technique utilises the near infrared absorption behaviour of organic objects to reveal chemical composition information. Also on show will be a multi-camera packaging inspection system.