The Resonon Pika IR Hyperspectral imaging camera covers the near-infrared spectral rage from 900-1700 nm
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Our high performance VNIR hyperspectral imaging camera Pika XC2 by Resonon produces extremely sharp images due to it's advanced optical design.
The Pika L VNIR Hyperspectral Imaging Camera is lightweight, compact and ideal for airborne remote sensing application.
The high-resolution near infrared hyperspectral imaging camera Pika IR + by Resonon can cover a spectral range between 900 - 1700 nm
The unique near-ultraviolet hyperspectral imaging camera Resonon Pika NUV2 can measure visible and NUV light from 330 - 800 nm
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Pika IR+ High-resolution Near Infrared Hyperspectral...
The Pika IR+ is a high-performance near-infrared hyperspectral camera. With a spectral range from 900 to 1700 nm, 640 spatial pixels and a spectral resolution of 5.6 nm FWHM, it is ideal for demanding laboratory and field applications.
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Pika IR-L Fast and lightweight Near Infrared...
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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