Spectral imaging is finding new applications across industries — and this month’s newsletter reflects exactly that. From seeds and seafood to liquids and software, the June 2026 edition of Videometer Quarterly brings together the stories, tools, and events shaping quality assessment today.
Videometer joins the global seed science community at the ISTA Annual Meeting in Calgary. Learn how our VideometerLab, SeedSorter and SeedLab support seed quality analysis and sorting at scale.
ISTA’s upcoming workshop will introduce Videometer’s multispectral imaging for seed quality assessment, combining hands-on demos with expert presentations on its role in seed purity, other seeds determination, and future regulation.
With the Liq add-on, the VideometerLite+ enables reliable analysis of both solid and liquid samples, supporting reproducible measurements across applications such as stability studies and quality control.
Revolutionizing seed and grain quality control, the VideometerLab SeedSorter combines multispectral imaging and AI to automate analysis and sorting, delivering faster, consistent, and highly accurate results beyond human inspection.
Explore Videometer’s Spring 2026 updates, including new subscription-based crop analysis models, advances in spectral imaging research, and upcoming webinars and industry events focused on seed analysis and sustainable innovation.
At Seed Quality Innovation Day 2026 in Woodland, California, Videometer will showcase how spectral imaging and AI are transforming seed processing and quality control. Our CEO, Jens Michael Carstensen, will introduce the concept of digital seeds and explain how non-destructive spectral imaging enables faster, more reliable assessment of seed quality, health, and performance.
The December edition of the Videometer Newsletter is now live. This month, we explore how spectral imaging is shaping the future of global seed preservation, food integrity, and liquid product analysis. From new software upgrades to worldwide conservation initiatives, discover the innovations and collaborations that marked an extraordinary year for our community
The VideometerLiq applies multispectral imaging to uncover hidden liquid characteristics, assess stability, measure undiluted samples, and detect early signs of instability, enabling more reliable formulation, quality control, and product optimization.
Researchers used Videometer’s spectral imaging to prove that natural chitosan coatings protect oranges from fungal infections, offering a sustainable alternative to fungicides and advancing non-destructive postharvest quality assessment.
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