





| Feature | Portable Hyperspectral Cameras (FS-1Q Series) | Hyperspectral Camera (FS1X Series, Line Scan) | Hyperspectral Camera (FS- 17) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Field-ready hyperspectral capture for mobile and portable workflows | Line-scan hyperspectral imaging for continuous inspection and moving targets | General hyperspectral imaging for research and applied analysis workflows |
| Best for | Agriculture scouting, environmental surveys, on-site inspection, and rapid capture | Industrial inspection, production lines, sorting, and conveyor-based applications | Labs and teams needing a versatile hyperspectral camera for broad use cases |
| Imaging style | Portable capture (mobility focused) | Line scan (continuous acquisition) | General hyperspectral imaging (model dependent) |
| Typical setup | Handheld or portable rig for field deployment | Mounted over a line with controlled motion and lighting | Bench or tripod-based setup for controlled acquisition |
| Decision driver | Need mobility and faster setup across multiple sites | Need continuous inspection with consistent motion and repeatable results | Need a flexible general-purpose hyperspectral option for varied projects |
| How to choose | Choose when your workflow is field-first and portability matters most | Choose when you must image moving material or run conveyor workflows | Choose when you want a stable lab platform and broad applicability |
| Selection tip | If you travel to samples or sites often, start here | If your sample moves and you need speed plus consistency, line scan is the right fit | If you are building a baseline hyperspectral workflow, start with this category |
| Feature | High Speed Hyperspectral Sorting System (FS-18/19) |
|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Real-time hyperspectral sorting for high-throughput industrial separation workflows |
| Best for | Recycling, food grading, minerals, and industrial sorting where speed and accuracy both matter |
| Why it matters | Hyperspectral data can classify materials by spectral signature, enabling smarter separation than RGB-only systems |
| Decision driver | Need high-speed classification and sorting based on material composition, not just color |
| Selection tip | If you are building a hyperspectral sorting line, this is the dedicated option |
| Feature | Hyperspectral Imaging Cameras (FS2X- Series) | Hyperspectral Imaging Cameras (FS27) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Flexible hyperspectral camera family for research and applied inspection | Hyperspectral camera option for projects needing expanded capability (model dependent) |
| Best for | Teams that want a scalable camera family to match different application needs | Programs needing a dedicated FS27 platform for specific workflows |
| Feature | Hyperspectral Imaging Cameras (FS2X- Series) | Hyperspectral Imaging Cameras (FS27) |
| Typical use cases | Agriculture, environmental monitoring, medical diagnostics, and material analysis | Similar hyperspectral applications where FS27 is the preferred configuration |
| Decision driver | Need a camera family approach with multiple configurations over time | Need an FS27 option aligned to your workflow and performance target |
| Selection tip | If you want one platform family that can scale with projects, start here | If your team has defined FS27 requirements, choose this option |
| Feature | Microscopic Hyperspectral Imaging System | PTZ Hyperspectral Measurement System |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Hyperspectral imaging at microscopic scale for detailed material characterization | PTZ-based hyperspectral measurement for remote, wide-area, or variable-angle capture |
| Best for | Materials science, microstructure research, biomedical imaging, and fine feature analysis | Environmental monitoring, remote measurement, facility monitoring, and observation workflows |
| Typical setup | Microscope-integrated or lab microscope station | Mounted PTZ system with remote positioning and measurement workflow |
| Feature | Microscopic Hyperspectral Imaging System | PTZ Hyperspectral Measurement System |
| Decision driver | Need hyperspectral insights at small scales that standard cameras cannot resolve | Need flexible viewing angles and remote control for measurement at distance |
| Selection tip | If your target is microscopic features or fine composition mapping, choose this | If you need wide-area monitoring and controlled viewing, PTZ is the right fit |
| Feature | FS60/62UAV Hyperspectral Measurement System | FS-50 Series Multispectral Camera |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | UAV-ready hyperspectral measurement for aerial mapping and field surveys | Multispectral imaging for faster, simpler spectral workflows with fewer bands |
| Best for | Agriculture mapping, environmental monitoring, land assessment, and remote sensing | Users who want spectral insights with simpler capture and processing than HSI |
| Data type | Hyperspectral (many spectral bands) | Multispectral (selected bands) |
| Decision driver | Need aerial hyperspectral mapping to classify materials at scale | Need a simpler alternative when full hyperspectral detail is not required |
| Selection tip | If your work is mapping large areas and spectral detail matters, choose UAV HSI | If you want faster deployment and simpler analysis, multispectral is often enough |
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