The new VSWIR hyperspectral camera Model 4300 from our partner Hinalea Imaging captures light from 500–1700 nm, spanning the visible to shortwave infrared spectrum. That means deeper insights into material composition, moisture, and chemical properties—far beyond what standard cameras can detect.

With real-time imaging & classification, no moving parts and a compact design, it’s built for real-world impact across industries such as:

• Agriculture: Monitoring crop health and detecting diseases.
• Environmental Monitoring: Assessing water quality and vegetation health.
• Industrial Inspection: Quality control in manufacturing processes.
• Medical Imaging: Penetrating deeper into biological tissues for non-invasive diagnostics and monitoring.
• Material Sorting: Sorting plastics and textiles in recycling processes based on spectral signatures.
• Food and Pharmaceutical Quality Control: Ensuring product quality and safety by detecting contaminants and assessing composition.
• Remote Sensing: Used in satellites, crewed aircraft, and drones for earth observation, providing valuable data for mapping and analysis.
  

The Hinalea VSWIR hyperspectral camera offers an ideal spectral wavelength range, suitable for a wide array of applications, and is affordably priced to fit most budgets. Unlike traditional line scan systems, it eliminates the need for costly and bulky linear or rotation stages. The Hinalea features a band-sequential full-frame imager capable of switching between hyperspectral and multispectral modes, providing near real-time, almost video-like results with actionable data.

Hinalea Imaging offers customization services for OEM customers and provides advanced AI machine vision software solutions.