SpectraView

HyperSpectral represents a technology that enables a vast range of biomedical imaging applications.

It combines spectroscopy, multi-dimensional imaging, and computing to define the chemical composition of a biological sample. The core principle is the detailed simultaneous measurement of each pixel of the spectrum during image capture by a digital CCD camera. In this way, HyperSpectral images can be used to obtain fluorescence or brightfield spectra, such as absorption, transmission, or reflection. HyperSpectral imaging allows precise localization of chemical constituents, providing a unique and unmatched understanding of the molecular origin, formulation, and phase of the sample.

GenASIs HiSKY, known for its accurate and reproducible results, features an extensive range of ASI probes, enabling anomaly detection with just one hybridization using any fluorescence microscope.