The Pika IR is a high-speed, cost-effective hyperspectral camera that covers the Near-Infrared (NIR) spectral range. Due to the high frame rate it is a perfectly suited NIR imager for machine vision applications.
The Pika XC2 is a high-resolution hyperspectral camera that covers the Visible + Near-Infrared (VNIR) spectral range. It has high spatial resolution, best in-class spectral resolution, and excellent imaging quality. Popular in VNIR laboratory applications.
The Pika L VNIR Hyperspectral Imaging Camera is lightweight, compact and ideal for airborne remote sensing application.
The Pika IR+ is a high performance near infrared hyperspectral camera. With 900-1700 nm spectral range, 640 spatial pixels and 5.6 nm FWHM spectral resolution, it is ideal for demanding laboratory and field applications.
The PIKA UV hyperspectral camera is the first commercially available product to offer exceptional performance in the visible and near ultraviolet (VIS+NUV) spectral range (330 - 800 nm).
The PIKA-IR-L+ hyperspectral camera is a high performance camera with high spatial and spectral resolution in the near infrared range (925-1700 nm). It is lightweight and compact, making it ideal for airborne applications.
The PIKA-IR-L hyperspectral camera is a lightweight and compact pushbroom scanner specifically designed for airborne remote sensing applications. It offers fast data acquisition for a wide range of applications.
Unmatched speed (585 fps) and VNIR spectral range (420-980 nm) for real-time decision-making in machine vision applications. Ideal for high-speed product inspection, material sorting, food quality analysis, and robotics.
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