UV hyperspectral imaging system has use in life sciences and medical technology

    April 1, 2025
    The BlueEye UV hyperspectral imaging system operates from 220 to 380 nm.
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    The BlueEye UV hyperspectral imaging system operates from 220 to 380 nm. It uses a back-illuminated CMOS sensor and offers ~40 fps at 2048 × 2048 pixels. Designed for life sciences and medical technology, the integrated system includes the BlueEye UV hyperspectral camera, sample stage, UV lamp, enclosure, ozone mitigation, computer, and software.

    Inno-Spec

    Nuremberg, Germany

    www.inno-spec.de

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