CCS: Hyperspectral Imaging

Hyperspectral Imaging: Analyzes wavelengths to visualize subtle differences in color, materials, and foreign materials

Hyperspectral imaging is a technology that uses a hyperspectral camera with high wavelength resolution
and corresponding light to acquire images.

Analyze the reflection spectrum of the object
Achieve high-precision color identification that is not possible with standard industrial cameras
Classify multiple materials, detect foreign materials, and analyze components

Workpiece

Classification processing image
Classify subtle color differences
with a hyperspectral imaging light

Workpiece

Classification processing image

Blue: Rice, Green: Paper, Red: Resin
Classify foreign materials of the same color

Workpiece

Classification processing image

Blue: PS, Green: PET, Red: PP

Classify the differences
of the three types of materials

* System configuration may vary depending on the equipment used.

Achieve a wide emission spectrum of 400-1000 nm with LED lights
Significantly enhance the light output in the near-infrared range to match the sensitivity characteristics of hyperspectral cameras
Wavelengths, shape, and size of the lights can be customized according to the applications

HLDL3-300X28IRFSWDFW

LNSP2-300IRW55-BTSP

High-output LED light suitable for high-speed inline inspection
Available in visible light type (400-1000 nm) and near-infrared light type (900-1700 nm)

LNSP-289FSWIR97-BTFN
Visible light type