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Category: Application

Videometer Technology to Enhance Biodiversity Conservation

Discover how Videometer technology revolutionizes seed classification with its standardized, non-destructive approach. Create virtual seed files for efficient phenotyping, empowering genebanks to enhance crop diversity and develop resilient agricultural systems.

Customize your VideometerLab Spectral Imaging System for Quality Analysis

VideometerLab is a highly customizable, robust spectral imaging instrument. Learn how hardware and software can be tailored to your needs!

rice storability

How to increase the storability of rice in dry conditions?

A study for increasing the storability of rice uses the VideometerLab to measure the agronomic traits of rice, such as seed length.

Should You Always Throw Moldy Bread Out?

What should you do when you see a moldy slice of bread? Learn how spectral imaging might tackle the moldy bread issue.

Spectral Imaging to Predict the Nutritional Quality of Rice

The VideometerLab has been used to determine the nutrional quality of rice. The study focuses on phenolic and mineral content of rice.

How to distinguish Medicago seed species? 

A recent study illustrates how the VideometerLab technology can distinguish Medicago seed species in a robust and non-destructive manner.

How to check the quality of edible seaweed?

A new research paper illustrates how spectral imaging can assist in determining the quality of edible seaweed.

Videometer and the Sustainable Development Goals

Our team believes in collaborative efforts to achieve sustainable development across the globe. Let’s make a better future!

Videometer technology is embraced by major members of the ISTA community

The Videometer technology for seed analysis is acknowledged by key stakeholders of the ISTA community. Learn about the latest Seed Symposium.

Food Microbial Hazards & Adulteration Detection

In October 2022, Videometer welcomed Ph.D. Candidate George Froutis at its premises. Here, he conducted research on microbial hazards.