Cubert ULTRIS SWIR1 Hyperspectral Video Camera
Bringing Light Field Technology to HSI
Based on our hyperspectral light field camera technology, the ULTRIS SWIR 1 offers a versatile imaging solution with its broad wavelength range (980-1650 nm) within the Short-Wave Infrared region. The C-Mount compatibility, supported by the integrated Relay Lens Adapter, enables seamless integration of various optics setups.
Notably, the Relay Lens allows users to change lenses at any time. The camera’s high-speed imaging of up to 80 Hz further ensures efficient capture of dynamic scenes. With its compact dimensions (30x30x85 mm), the ULTRIS SWIR 1 is ideal for space-limited applications in laboratories or field.
Why ULTRIS?
Nominee for SPIE 2021 Prism Award
GOLD Medal award winner of Vision Systems Design Innovators 2020, USA
Nominee for inspect award 2021
wavelength range: UV-VIS-NIR 350-1000nm, 160 bands
spatial resolution: 410×410 px
Spatial resolution pan: 1880×1880 px
spectral (168,100 spectra per cube)
Standard, Industrial and Waterproof Housing available
perClass Mira compatible
Specifications:
| Technology: | Light Field |
| Readout: | Global Shutter |
| Spatial Resolution: | 200 x 200 pixels |
| Wavelength Range: | 980-1650 nm |
| Spectral Bands: | 38 |
| Spectral Sampling: | 18 nm |
| FWHM: | 70 nm @ 950 nm |
| Spectral Data Points: | 38 x 40,000 (1.5 M) |
| Bandpass Filter: | LVF |
| Integration Time: | 0.1-1000 ms |
| Attachable Optics: | C-Mount (for 2/3″ sensors) |
| Field of View (FOV): | Any (lens-dependent) |
| Data Depth: | 12 bit |
| Max Frame Rate: | 80 Hz |
| Data Link: | USB 3.0 |
| Sensor: | Sony IMX990 |
| File Size Processed: | 3 MB |
| Weight without lens [g]: | 140 |
| Dimensions [mm]: | 30x30x85 |
| Variants: | Relay Lens Adapter |
Award-winning Technology
We are very proud and deeply honored that the ULTRIS 20 is now an official finalist for the SPIE 2021 Prism Award. From around 150 applications, 3 finalists were nominated for each of the 10 categories! “The Prism Awards for Photonics Innovation is a leading international competition that honors the best new optics and photonics products on the market” (SPIE, 2021).
In 2020, the ULTRIS was awarded with the GOLD medal from Vision Systems Design for its innovative technology. Vision Systems Design Magazine USA celebrates and recognizes the most innovative products and services in the vision and image processing industry worldwide since 2014.
Last but not least, the ULTRIS 20 was nominated for the inspect award 2021.
perClass Mira
Cubert systems fully supports perClass Mira, a user interface for interpretation of hyperspectral images. It allows users to define classification and regression solutions and deploy them in the live applications of Cubert cameras. Mira provides automatic machine learning without pro-gramming and enables the users to interactively improve their solutions.
perClass Mira, fully compatible to Cubert Utils camera control software, brings state-of-the-art machine learning research to industrial practitioners and researchers.
What is Hyperspectral Imaging?
A conventional color image has three colors per pixel (red, green, and blue), but a hyperspectral image can have hundreds of colors across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Applications
Precision Agriculture
Biomedical Field
Machine Vision
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