Sign up for a webinar from Specim to learn about the benefits of MWIR hyperspectral imaging and what it can bring to your business.
Thursday 18.1.2024
Expert: Mathieu Marmion Ph.D., Application Specialist, Specim
What you will take away from the webinar:
- Overview of MWIR hyperspectral imaging
- Key applications and use cases that benefit from MWIR
- Specim's product portfolio for MWIR wavelengths
- Techniques and key components for successful implementation of MWIR hyperspectral imaging
- Space for your questions
Who this webinar is for:
- Integrators and application manufacturers of systems using MWIR
- Researchers working on hyperspectral imaging
- For anyone who wants to learn more about MWIR hyperspectral imaging
What is MWIR hyperspectral imaging?
MWIR (Mid-Wave Infrared) hyperspectral imaging combines the benefits of hyperspectral imaging with the specific advantages offered by the mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR) range of the electromagnetic spectrum, which typically covers wavelengths from 3 to 5 micrometers. The MWIR range is known for its ability to detect thermal emissions such as heat from objects.
Why choose MWIR hyperspectral imaging?
MWIR hyperspectral imaging is used to identify and classify materials based on their spectral characteristics in the mid-wavelength infrared range.
MWIR is particularly valuable in areas such as the sorting of black plastics, material identification, or the detection of oils and gases that are not distinguishable by any other imaging method. MWIR imaging is also widely used in the metals industry for process and quality optimization and in the defense and security sector, specifically for hazard detection and surveillance.
The Specim FX50 is the only hyperspectral camera on the market that covers the entire MWIR spectral range of 2.7 - 5.3 μm, which is not only crucial for the sorting of black plastics.
About Specim
Specim was founded in 1995. Since then, it has been a pioneer and the world's leading supplier of hyperspectral imaging solutions.
Specim offers a broad portfolio of hyperspectral cameras, imaging spectrographs, software and accessories for machine builders, integrators, researchers and government organizations. All on a global scale.