Products

Specim has released the SpecimONE spectral imaging platform for the industrial sorting market.

The new HyperAixpert multisensor plant phenotyping system from Analytik is configurable with a wide range of sensors, and uses machine-learning-based analytical software to ensure that data acquisition is both standardised and repeatable.

Renishaw has introduced the Particle Analysis software module for its inVia™ confocal Raman microscope.

Hardware and software developments have contributed to Picoquant’s new rapidFLIM^HiRes approach.

Waters’ new desorption electrospray ionisationXS source is now available on the Waters SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS, SYNAPT™ XS and Xevo™ G2-XS QTof mass spectrometers.

HORIBA Scientific has combined with CytoViva to provide Raman spectroscopy, hyperspectral imaging and enhanced darkfield illumination on the same microscope platform.

For qualitative and quantitative data correlation between electron microscope spectrometry (EDS, EBSD and electron images) and atomic force microscopy.

WITec automated Raman imaging microscope with AutoBeam™ technology.

Software for hyperspectral image analysis in systems and processes.

HORIBA Scientific introduced the LabRAM Soleil, a multimodal Raman microscope designed for UV-vis-NIR imaging.

Specim’s new AFX10 and AFX17 systems are compact solutions for lightweight (2.5 kg) hyperspectral imaging.

Teledyne Princeton Instruments expands its NIRvana SWIR camera portfolio with the NIRvana HS.

Pleora Technologies and perClass are cooperating over the AI Gateway and “no code” machine learning hyperspectral imaging plug-in.

NIREOS introduces a new global imaging ultra-sensitive hyperspectral camera.

The FluoMic sample mounting unit for the FluoTime 300 time-resolved fluorescence spectrometer enables remote measurements.

Scattering scanning near-field optical microscopy/atomic force microscopy-infrared system with broadband femtosecond IR laser.

The new ULTRIS hyperspectral snapshot camera uses light field technology and a wavelength range of 450–850 nm.

HORIBA Scientific has announced a new look for its Lumetta fixed grating spectrograph, including an F/2 spectrograph with a large area sensor.

RM5 Raman microscope to be manufactured in Scotland at Edinburgh Instruments’ European headquarters, manufacturing base and research and development centre.

Hamamatsu’s new area image sensor is an InGaAs device that can measure out to 2550 nm.