- United States to Account for 22% of the Global Hyperspectral Imaging Market Revenue Share - In a recent market study, Fact.MR covers recent developments in the global hyperspectral imaging
CHICAGO, Nov. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ According to the new market research report "Hyperspectral Imaging System Market by Product (Camera, Accessories), Technology (Snapshot, Push broom)
12th May 2021 - 08:00 GMT | by Andrew White in London RSS
HyperSat platform in the lab. (Photo: HyperSat)
A constellation of six LEO satellites should support the intelligence-gathering requirements of joint forces conducting multi-domain operations around the world.
QinetiQ signed a design phase contract last month with HyperSat to study the development of a mini-constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites equipped with a hyperspectral payload.
The agreement supports plans by HyperSat to launch a constellation of six LEO satellites into space over the course of 2023.
In a 21 April statement, QinetiQ described how such a constellation is designed to produce ‘greater information about the material properties on Earth than any current capability in orbit’.
If you could see through the eyes of another creature, the mantis shrimp might be last on your wishlist. But it shouldn t be.
Researchers have developed a novel optical sensor so small it can fit on a smartphone and is capable of hyperspectral and polarimetric imaging, according to an embargoed press release shared with Interesting Engineering.
While only in the proof-of-concept phase, the new findings are published in the journal
The mantis shrimp will change how you see the world
Human eyes have three photoreceptors: Red, green, and blue. Compared to dogs who only have the latter two our eyesight is exceptional. But compared to the mantis shrimp, we live in a pitiable state.
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Milford, Massachusetts, USA, Feb. 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) KPM Analytics Inc. announced today that it has acquired EyePro System S.r.l., a company headquartered in Trento, Italy, that specializes in vision inspection technology and vision-based process control solutions for the baking and snack industries. We are very excited to have EyePro join KPM Analytics as we build a business seeking to better serve our customers in the food industries, says Brian Mitchell, CEO of KPM Analytics. EyePro has established itself as a pioneer in the growing market for vision inspection systems, mainly in the area of baked foods production. EyePro s technology and product offerings are highly complementary to those of our Sightline Process Control brand. When combined with the balance of our operating divisions, the addition of EyePro to KPM Analytics further establishes our leadership position in agriculture and food analysis solutions.