Hyperspectral LED lighting targeting machine vision introduced by Metaphase
To offer an alternative to typical hyperspectral halogen light sources—which have high temperatures and high-power consumption—Metaphase Technologies has introduced hyperspectral LED line lights that target machine vision applications. The Metaphase Hyperspectral 400nm-NIR and Broadband SWIR illumination (1000-1700nm) lighting options can be paired with hyperspectral cameras, including models from Specim, Resonon, Photonfocus, and XIMEA, and deployed in applications including food and beverage inspection, pharmaceutical inspection, and color imaging.
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Contact: Metaphase Technologies Inc.
Headquarters: Bristol, PA, USA
Product: Hyperspectral LED line lights
Key features: Metaphase Hyperspectral 400nm-NIR and Broadband SWIR illumination (1000-1700nm) lighting options.
What Metaphase Technologies says:
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