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    Midwest Optical Systems triple bandpass filters assess crop health

    June 27, 2017
    A line of triple bandpass filters for NDVI and ENDVI assess crop health using cameras and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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    A line of triple bandpass filters for NDVI and ENDVI assess crop health using cameras and unmanned aerial vehicles. The TB550/660/850 covers green, red, and near-infrared (near-IR) wavelengths and the TB475/550/850 covers blue, green, and near-IR. One camera gathers real-time data results at three wavelengths, generating information about plant growth, water usage, soil type, and topography.

    Midwest Optical Systems
    Palatine, IL
    www.midopt.com

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