Real-time inspection results in the field with lab-level accuracy EMERYVILLE, CA (January 27, 2025) – Hinalea Imaging Corp., a leading provider of advanced hyperspectral imaging solutions, announced the launch of the Luxilab™ “lab-in-a-box” portable inspection system, the latest addition to its award-winning family of intelligent imaging solutions. The Luxilab system is a fast, accurate, cost-efficient, […]
Model 4300 adds to intelligent imaging product lineup Hinalea Imaging Corp., a leading provider of advancedhyperspectral imaging solutions announced the launch of a new VSWIR hyperspectral camera system, adding to its award-winning family of intelligent imaging solutions. The Model 4300 is a visible and shortwave-infrared (VSWIR) camera that covers 500-1700nm, making it ideal for several […]
EMERYVILLE, CA (August 20, 2024) – Hinalea Imaging Corp., a leading provider of advanced hyperspectral imaging solutions announced that Nicky Deasy has joined its Board of Directors. Ms. Deasy has extensive experience in advising high-potential agrifood and life science tech companies, incubators, and VC Funds in Europe. Currently, she sits on the boards of SOLASTA […]
June 26, 2023 (Emeryville, CA) – Hinalea Imaging has added a new hyperspectral camera to its award-winning family. The Model 4455 is an Extended SWIR camera that covers the 1200-2100 nm spectral range, making it useful for the detection and classification of chemicals and other materials that remain unseen with near-infrared (NIR) or typical shortwave-infrared […]
May 26, 2023 – Emeryville, CA – Vision Systems Design Magazine has chosen Hinalea Imaging as a 2023 Innovators Award Winner. The winning product entry was a first-of-its-kind multi-sensor workstation used for continuous flow synthetic chemistry in microreactors. The workstation combines hyperspectral imaging (visible-near-infrared and shortwave infrared) and Raman spectroscopy along with an RGB camera. […]
Hinalea Imaging is delighted to announce the launch of its Model 4450 shortwave-infrared (SWIR) hyperspectral camera. The Model 4450 is the next generation in its series of award-winning intelligent imaging solutions. The SWIR range from 1000-1700 nm is of particular importance for chemical species identification and other applications where spectral signatures are not detectable by […]
Hinalea’s Model 4450 is the next-generation system in its series of award-winning intelligent hyperspectral imaging solutions. The Model 4450 covers the shortwave-infrared (SWIR) spectral range from 1000 to 1700 nm and combines high spectral and spatial performance, with affordability and portability. The 4400 model utilizes a front-staring approach to hyperspectral imaging that does not require mechanical scanning.
The consumable component of meat, and muscle tissue, is approximately 75% water, 20% protein, and 5% fat, carbohydrate, and minerals. The proportions vary depending on the type of muscle, the kind of meat, seasonal variability, and the intrinsic pH. The water content is higher for leaner cuts. The water content contributes significantly to the eating quality of the product and is an indicator of freshness. Hyperspectral imaging cameras represent a valuable tool for analyzing meat products in a non-contact, non-destructive way.
Hyperspectral imaging technology is useful for detecting unseen crop-health issues so that actions can be taken far in advance of problems occurring. These cameras generate ‘hyper-cubes’ of data, whereby the spectrum at each pixel in the image is collected. Subtle reflected color differences that are not observable by the human eye or even by color cameras are immediately identifiable by comparison of spectra between pixels.
Hyperspectral imaging cameras represent an invaluable tool for cellular microscopy applications. In our application note, we discuss the four types: reflectance, brightfield/transmission, darkfield, and fluorescence. The significant advantage of this technology is that it overcomes the limitation of human vision, and also the limitation of basic color cameras. Hinalea’s Model 4250 VNIR camera is designed for hyperspectral microscopy.
AUGUST 3, 2022 – Hinalea Imaging, a provider of intelligent hyperspectral imaging solutions, announced today that it has signed a pan-European distribution agreement with Pro-Lite Technology, a leading supplier of specialized photonics instruments, solutions, and services. Hinalea and Pro-Lite have already been working together in the UK for the last year. The agreement will bring […]
Hinalea Imaging, a leading provider of intelligent hyperspectral imaging solutions, announced today the launch of its new VNIR Model 4200C Hyperspectral Camera. Building on its award winning of portfolio hyperspectral imaging solutions, the 4200C offers portability and application flexibility without compromising on spectral and spatial performance. The 4200C is ideal for a wide range of […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ June 4, 2020 — Hinalea Imaging, a leading international solutions provider of hyperspectral imaging technology, announced today that they have entered into a research program to investigate the prognostic value of skin findings associated with COVID-19 infection, using Hinalea’s advanced hyperspectral imaging system. COVID-19 infection has been associated with a variety of […]
Authored by: Alexandre Fong M.Sc., MBA and Mark Hsu, Ph.D.
The rapid improvements in the performance of display technology has resulted in the need for better metrology tools to ensure accurate rendering of color and uniformity. Hyperspectral imaging offers a solution that combines the advantages of the ability imaging colorimeters to capture entire areas in a single measurement with the accuracy of a spectroradiometer.
New product features assorted lens options to match field-of-view and working distance requirements for laboratory and industrial applications EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ August 6, 2018 — Hinalea Imaging, a leading international solutions provider of hyperspectral imaging technology, announced today the launch of a new Model 4200 Wide-Field Hyperspectral Camera, building on its successful product line of […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ June 16, 2018 — Hinalea Imaging, a leading international solutions provider of hyperspectral imaging technology, announced that the Company will launch its Model 4200 Wide-Field Hyperspectral Camera at the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS) in Valencia, Spain on July 22-27, 2018. Hinalea Imaging will be exhibiting in Pavilion 5, Booth […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ June 13, 2018 — HinaLea Imaging, a leading international solutions provider of hyperspectral imaging technology, announced that the Company will participate in the International Association of Spectral Imaging (IASIM) 2018 Conference, June 17-20 held at the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle, Washington. The biannual IASIM conference will gather speakers, contributors, attendees and […]
The State of Hawaii welcomes TruTag and its HinaLea Imaging division to the Hawaii Pavilion EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ May 29, 2018 — TruTag Technologies, a leading security and technology solution provider, announced today that their TruTag® product identity and HinaLea™ Imaging products will be on display at the Hawaii Pavilion booth #2449 at the BIO […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ April 17, 2018 — Hinalea Imaging, a leading international solutions provider of hyperspectral imaging technology, will present its fully autonomous high-resolution Model 4100H hyperspectral camera at the SPIE Photonics Europe Exhibition on April 24-25 at the Strasbourg Convention and Exhibition Centre in Strasbourg, France. SPIE Photonics Europe is the only European cross-disciplinary […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ April 10, 2018 — Hinalea Imaging, a leading international solutions provider of hyperspectral imaging technology, will present its range of products at the SPIE Defense & Commercial Sensing Exhibition April 17-19 at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Hinalea Imaging will be located in Halls A-E – Stand […]
By Alexandre Fong M.Sc, MBA, Mark Hsu, Ph.D. and Mersina Simanski, BSEE
The introduction of fluorescence microscopy technique has added the ability to examine cell condition and function in addition to structure in research and clinical diagnosis methods such as immunochemistry. However, interpretation of these images is often subjective due to limitations in human vision to distinguish subtle color differences particularly due to spatially overlapping emissions. Hyperspectral imaging data-cubes when combined with image processing techniques such as spectral unmixing and classification, enables such features (i.e. distinguishing tumor margins) to be easily visualized and identified.
New Business Unit Provides Intelligent Hyperspectral Imaging Solutions EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ March 13, 2018 — TruTag Technologies, a leader in product authentication and brand security solutions, today announced the launch of its new Hinalea Imaging business unit. Hinalea Imaging is a technology solutions provider that develops complete hyperspectral imaging solutions both directly and on behalf […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ January 23, 2018 — TruTag Technologies, a leading technology company in the hyperspectral imaging space, announced today that it will exhibit at SPIE Photonics West, January 27 – February 1, 2018 at The Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. TruTag’s handheld hyperspectral imager won the Prism Awards for the best new imaging […]
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ October 3, 2017 — TruTag Technologies, a leading hyperspectral camera provider, announced today their partnership with Photonics Media on an online, real-time webcast titled, “Mobile Hyperspectral Imagers: Implementations and Applications,” to be presented on October 10, 2017 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern. This webcast will provide a snapshot of the state of the […]
George Shu, Ph.D. and Alexandre Fong M.Sc.
According to the Fine Arts Experts Institute (FAEI), as much as half of the works in the roughly $60 billion art market are forgeries. Although the authentication process relies mostly on the visual skills of art experts who scrutinize pieces based on style and technique, more scientific technology-based methods are growing in demand and importance as part of the verification process. Hyperspectral imaging provides a convenient and economical means to enhance and possibly obviate such costly and sometimes destructive means.
EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ February 9, 2017 — TruTag Technologies, Inc., a leader in product authentication, brand security, and data intelligence solutions, today announced that it has won the SPIE 2017 Prism Award for Photonics Innovation in the Imaging and Cameras category for their new Hyperspectral Imager. Considered the Oscars of the Photonics Industry, the Prism […]
TruTag’s Handheld Hyperspectral Imager recognized as one of the best photonics products on the market at the “Oscars of the Photonics Industry” EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA ─ February 9, 2017 — TruTag Technologies, Inc., a leader in product authentication, brand security, and data intelligence solutions, today announced that it has won the SPIE 2017 Prism Award for […]