Specim Spectral Imaging Ltd
Hyperspectral analysis opens up entirely new dimensions in non-contact inspection performed with machine vision. As a pioneer in the commercial production of hyperspectral products Specim attaches particular importance to exactly meet the requirements of industry. This means that all products are manufactured to be particularly robust and in accordance with industrial standards in order to provide best ease of installation in industrial environments.
Already prior to project start you will benefit from Specim’s extensive expertise: before designing a new system customers are provided with an estimation as to whether the use of hyperspectral technologies is feasible for their specific application.
Once the decision has been made in favour of using a hyperspectral system, individually adapted components can be selected from Specim’s comprehensive range of products which includes spectrographs as well as hyperspectral cameras.
All Specim products are manufactured in the company’s own facilities and undergo a strict final control ensuring excellent quality you can rely on.
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Specim FX
Comprehensive plug-and-play-system consisting of spectrograph, camera and lens, for bands from 400 nm to 1000 nm and from 900 nm to 1700 nm, particularly compact and performant.
Hyperspectral imaging creates new possibilities
15/02/2019
Hyperspectral imaging provides its users with a high-performance possibility to determine differences in the chemical composition of test objects. This technology opens up interesting applications in areas such as recycling or food production.
Specim FX series: hyperspectral cameras with integrated spectrograph
03/11/2016
After signing a partnership agreement with the Finnish hyperspectral camera manufacturer Specim, FX series hyperspectral cameras are now available from all European STEMMER IMAGING subsidiaries.
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.