Cubert’s state-of the art camera is suited to any mobile applications such as UAS-based mapping. The snapshot nature of our cameras allows you to analyze the images within minutes following touchdown, or even in real-time.
+++ Meet us at the following events in 2022 +++ 26-29 April: Anuga Food Tech, Cologne +++ 26-29 April: Laser World of Photonics, Munich (through SphereOptics GmbH) +++ 22-24 June: 12th EARSeL Workshop on Imaging Spectroscopy, Potsdam +++ 13-16 Sept: Spectro Expo, Rome +++ 04-06 Oct: Vision, Stuttgart+++ Meet us at the following events in 2022 +++ 26-29 April: Anuga Food Tech, Cologne +++ 26-29 April: Laser World of Photonics, Munich (through SphereOptics GmbH) +++ 22-24 June: 12th EARSeL Workshop on Imaging Spectroscopy, Potsdam +++ 13-16 Sept: Spectro Expo, Rome +++ 04-06 Oct: Vision, Stuttgart+++ Meet us at the following events in 2022 +++ 26-29 April: Anuga Food Tech, Cologne +++ 26-29 April: Laser World of Photonics, Munich (through SphereOptics GmbH) +++ 22-24 June: 12th EARSeL Workshop on Imaging Spectroscopy, Potsdam +++ 13-16 Sept: Spectro Expo, Rome +++ 04-06 Oct: Vision, Stuttgart
05 October 2021 – We’re happy to introduce the smallest-ever hyperspectral video camera – game-changing performance and affordability in a single, tiny package. Come and see the unveiling of our latest product, the ULTRIS 5 at VISION2021 in Stuttgart – the world’s leading trade fair for machine vision.
KEY FACTS | Hyperspectral Video Imager based on Light Field Technology | 250 x 250 pixel | 450 – 850 nm | 50 bands | 30 x 30 x 50 mm
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Hyperspectral imaging has been on the rise for almost 50 years, during which time it has become an indispensable tool for numerous applications. However, we believe that the further development of hyperspectral imaging has only just begun, and will accelerate with new technical improvements such as Cubert has introduced with the Firefleye and Ultris platforms. With modern snapshot hyperspectral imagers or video spectrometers we are about to repeat the development that has already taken place in regular industrial imaging, where line scan technology has a marginal market share compared to snapshot industrial imaging.
Cubert’s state-of the art camera is suited to any mobile applications such as UAS-based mapping. The snapshot nature of our cameras allows you to analyze the images within minutes following touchdown, or even in real-time.
The Food Industry’s Appetite for Hyperspectral Imaging Grows. Hyperspectral imaging enables contact free analysis of food quality on the processing line.
Biomedical imaging aims to support physicians in their work with the best available imaging information. With hyperspectral measurement methods, the industry can use another dimension of image analysis to open up new fields of application.
Easy-to-use and time-efficient which is important for scientists, and is used in nature focused sciences through engineering to life sciences.