Operate on the device.
A 5-inch, 1,280 × 720 touchscreen supports image preview and acquisition without a separate display.
InterCare Dx / Spectral imagingA new dimension
A new dimension
in every image.
Portable Hyperspectral Camera
Bring spatial detail and spectral information together. A portable imaging platform for research, exploration and configurable spectral acquisition.
Compact form. Spectral depth.
Beyond conventional colorCapture the scene.
Capture the scene.
Investigate the spectrum.
Internal push-broom acquisition combines an image with wavelength-dependent information. Select the configuration that fits your spectral range and research workflow.
Set your acquisition.
Adjust exposure time, binning and region of interest. Work in precision imaging, PC-control or line-scan modes.
Work with your data.
Export through USB Type-C and work with supported formats, including ENVI, for downstream spectral analysis.
Choose your spectral windowThree configurations.
Three configurations.
Clearly compared.
The specifications below describe separate configurations. The full 400–1,700 nm span is covered across the range, rather than by a single configuration.
Spectral range400–1,000 nm
Spectral bands1,200
Resolution · FWHM2.5 nm
Spatial pixels1,920 × 1,920
| Specification | Visible | Visible + near-infrared | Short-wave infrared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spectral range | 400–700 nm | 400–1,000 nm | 900–1,700 nm |
| Spectral bands | 600 | 1,200 | 1,024 |
| Spectral resolution (FWHM) | 2.5 nm | 2.5 nm | 6 nm |
| Spatial pixels | 1,920 × 1,920 | 1,920 × 1,920 | 1,280 × 1,280 |
| Detector | CMOS | CMOS | InGaAs |
| Dynamic range | 12-bit | 12-bit | 12-bit |
| Spectral separation | Grating | Grating | Grating |
| Pixel size | 5.86 × 5.86 µm | 5.86 × 5.86 µm | 5 × 5 µm |
| Standard lens focal length | 35 mm | 35 mm | 25 mm |
| Minimum working distance | 200 mm | 200 mm | 300 mm |
| Field of view | 25° | 25° | 14.59° |
| Exposure time | 21 µs–10 s | 21 µs–10 s | 1 µs–10 s |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 600:1 | 600:1 | 600:1 |
| Slit width | 25 µm | 25 µm | 25 µm |
| Transmission efficiency | ≥60% | ≥60% | ≥60% |
| Stray light | ≤0.5% | ≤0.5% | ≤0.5% |
| Data interface | USB 3.0 / Type-C export | USB 3.0 / Type-C export | USB 3.0 / Type-C export |
| Lens mount | C-mount | C-mount | C-mount |
| Removable battery | 3,300 mAh · 11.1 V | 3,300 mAh · 11.1 V | 3,300 mAh · 11.1 V |
Portable operation: up to 300 measurements per charge under the documented conditions: one measurement every 2 seconds, 10 ms exposure and 1× binning. Battery performance varies with use.
Lens options: 6, 12, 16, 25 and 50 mm options are listed for the visible and visible/near-infrared configurations. Confirm the supplied lens, accessories and acquisition settings with our team.
See the workflowFrom capture
From capture
to spectral insight.
Watch touchscreen acquisition, point and region selection, spectral curves and PC-connected operation in the supplied product demonstration.
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Read the video description
The camera is shown with its integrated touchscreen. The demonstration captures a plant, selects image points and regions, and displays their spectral curves. It then connects the camera to a computer for acquisition, calibration and display settings. Plant imagery illustrates the acquisition workflow; it does not demonstrate a clinical assessment.
SPATIAL DETAIL + WAVELENGTH
An image with a spectrum at each spatial position.
Our biomedical research perspectiveNew information.
New information.
Better questions.
Hyperspectral imaging records how reflected light changes with wavelength. In tissue-imaging research, that information can help investigate optical characteristics associated with hemoglobin and other tissue components.
InterCare’s imaging archive explores diffuse reflectance, calibration and tissue-oxygenation research. These research concepts are distinct from the portable camera’s hardware specifications.
Clinical applications require application-specific development and validation. The camera demonstration is a research imaging workflow, not a diagnostic result.
Discuss a camera configuration