Specim joins the China International Optoelectronic Exposition (CIOE) 2024 from September 11-13 in Shenzhen, China. As a premier event in the optoelectronics industry, CIOE provides a platform for professionals and companies to explore the latest innovations and technologies in the field.
Specim is the pioneer and leading global supplier of hyperspectral imaging solutions. We offer the broadest range of hyperspectral cameras, from visible to thermal range, software, and accessories, enabling a variety of field, laboratory, and industrial applications.
Uncover the Invisible with Hyperspectral Imaging
Are you looking for a precise, fast, and non-destructive imaging technology that can detect and classify materials hidden from the human eye? Do you face challenges in your production line that traditional imaging technologies struggle to solve? Look no further! Hyperspectral imaging is the answer you’ve been searching for, offering unparalleled capabilities in various industrial machine vision applications.
Join us for a SpecimONE and Specim GX17 live demo at Booth 8A05
At CIOE 2024, we will demonstrate the Specim GX17 NIR hyperspectral camera and SpecimCUBE processor, showcasing the capabilities of the SpecimONE spectral imaging platform. This technology enables real-time classification and detection of materials based on their spectral signatures beyond the visible spectrum, offering valuable insights for various applications.
We welcome you to visit us at booth 8A05 to discuss how our hyperspectral imaging solutions can benefit your operations. You can schedule a meeting with our team in advance to ensure a focused discussion.
What is SpecimONE spectral imaging platform?
SpecimONE is a complete, easy-to-deploy spectral imaging platform.
Compatible with major industrial machine vision standards such as GigE Vision, SpecimONE provides seamless integration with vision software such as Halcon and Sherlock, making it easy for machine builders, vision systems integrators, and OEMs to create new sorting applications. It includes the industry-proven Specim hyperspectral camera, SpecimCUBE processing hardware, and SpecimINSIGHT, an offline software tool.
Specim hyperspectral cameras are the first hyperspectral instruments designed specifically for industrial use. With a compact and robust design that provides installation flexibility, the cameras achieve the high frame rates required to keep up with modern sorting and production lines.
SpecimCUBE is a high-performance processing platform that runs classification models created by SpecimINSIGHT in real-time. Based on Xavier, a system-on-a-chip developed by Nvidia, SpecimCUBE includes optimized software to meet industry requirements for throughput, latency, and jitter. SpecimCUBE receives the data from Specim cameras and processes it in real-time based on a classification model. The sorting results are streamed over GigE Vision to the target systems, such as sorting machines and existing machine vision systems. SpecimCUBE provides excellent performance for real-time sorting applications with the flexibility to switch and run different models.
SpecimINSIGHT allows users to browse and explore data and create and validate classification models. The current feature set focuses on sorting industry requirements. It includes a robust yet fast classification algorithm PLS-DA and support for MROI functionality, both of which benefit from Specim camera speed. In addition, SpecimINSIGHT supports all Specim camera dataset formats.
About Specim
Founded in 1995, Specim is a pioneering and leading global supplier of hyperspectral imaging solutions. We offer a comprehensive range of hyperspectral cameras, covering VNIR, NIR, SWIR, MWIR, and LWIR wavelength ranges, along with spectrographs, software, and accessories tailored to meet various industrial and scientific needs.
As part of the Konica Minolta Group, Specim operates globally. With headquarters in Oulu, Finland, and sales offices in China, Germany, Spain, and the United States, we can serve our customers locally through a robust worldwide distributor network.
