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Nonvisible Imaging Expands Resolution, Range, Applications

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Imaging technologies that reveal the world beyond our visual range are helping to enhance public health, food quality, and product inspections.

HANK HOGAN, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

The ability to image beyond the visible spectrum offers more than a quantitative expansion of our perceptions. It also provides qualitative improvements with applicable value to public health, manufacturing, and the safety and quality of food. These and other applications are benefiting today from advancements in higher sensor resolutions, new lighting strategies, and more cost-effective system-level designs. Nonvisible imaging covers technologies operating outside the visible spectrum, which extends from roughly 380 to 750 nm. Below 380 nm, this imaging involves modified conventional...Read full article

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