Videometer exhibits at APSA 2016 – Seed
Videometer, a leading provider of advanced spectral imaging solutions, is excited to announce its participation in the Asia Pacific Seed Association Congress (APSA) 2016, where it will showcase the innovative applications of the VideometerLab technology in the realm of seed analysis.
APSA 2016 serves as a platform for seed industry professionals, researchers, and experts to gather and exchange knowledge, insights, and the latest developments in seed science and technology. Recognizing the critical role that seed quality plays in ensuring agricultural productivity and food security, Videometer is committed to revolutionizing the way seeds are analyzed and evaluated.
With its advanced imaging capabilities, the VideometerLab offers a comprehensive solution for seed professionals to accurately evaluate the quality of their seed samples. Furthermore, by capturing and analyzing a wide range of spectral information, the system provides valuable insights into the composition, structure, and characteristics of the seeds.
Videometer at ASPA 2016
At the Videometer booth, attendees will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the power and versatility of spectral imaging in seed analysis. The VideometerLab, a state-of-the-art system developed by Videometer, enables rapid and non-destructive assessment of key seed parameters, including seed purity, health, vigor, and germination.
Videometer is excited to connect with industry stakeholders, share knowledge, and engage in meaningful discussions during APSA 2016. We want to contribute to the growth and sustainability of the agriculture industry in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
Visit the Videometer booth at APSA 2016 to witness firsthand the transformative power of spectral imaging in seed analysis. Finally, engage with the experts, explore the capabilities of the VideometerLab, and discover how this cutting-edge technology can revolutionize your seed quality control processes, ultimately leading to improved agricultural outcomes and a more sustainable future.
Videometer’s materials for ASPA 2016
