VideometerLab
Spectral Imaging
Made Easy
With its state-of-the-art, AI-driven technologies, the VideometerLab is an innovative instrument that makes spectral imaging within everyone’s reach.
Allowing for a wide range of applications, the VideometerLab is suitable for flexible usage in various industries.
Its features, functionalities and applications have been reviewed and challenged in over 300 scientific papers, documenting the instrument as an exponent of the Spectral Imaging Industry.
Discover Videometer’s flagship instrument and its powerful properties below!
Documented and Proven Technology
Choose a technology and a solution provider that has been challenged by users and scientists and proven to meet the needs for performance and robustness. Spectral imaging is a key technology of the present and the future and it typically provides at least an order of magnitude better contrast than more traditional color imaging systems.
Videometer has an unprecedented experience and track record for putting spectral imaging to work in everything from R&D laboratories to in-line production systems. Videometer developed advanced spectral imaging systems for 24/7 in-line sorting that have been in production since 2002.
More than 500 scientific papers using Videometer systems have been published.
Benefits of Using the Videometer Technology
A one-in-its-kind, the Videometer Technology combines Spectral Imaging with AI and Machine Learning and Multivariate Statistics. Our user-friendly instruments and unique software provide you with a high-caliber experience, enhancing the way you conduct quality control and product analysis.
Fast Analysis
Speed up your processes with the Videometer Technology. Our spectral imaging solutions combined with advanced machine-learning allow to rapidly analysis larger samples of a product in shorter time.
Easily Adaptive
Automate your quality control. Standardize your metrics and avoid misinterpretations of your results. Make your quality inspection more adaptive, objective and easy with our state-of-the-art technologies.
Documented Technology
A patented technology, that allows you to measure beyond what you see – the Videometer technology has been reviewed in over 300 scientific papers, documenting its functionalities.
Non-Destructive Quality Control
The Videometer Spectral Imaging Technology, allows to detect the chemical and physical structure of your product, allowing you to perform analyses that keep your product intact.
Trustworthy Know-How
At Videometer, we passionately share our knowledge with our customers. Our know-how is what makes our support valued and trusted by our users, who can retrieve educational material directly on our website or software.
Fit For Your Necessities
The Videometer Technology allows for a high customization. Not only does it serve a broad range of applications, but it can also be calibrated for different quality standards, locations and product types.
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