Application of hyperspectral imaging in industrial food packaging
author: Gavin
2021-11-22
Food, just as many other packaged products, requires high quality sealed packaging to meet modern safety and quality standards. Seal integrity and food contamination during processing and packaging are major causes of food waste in manufacturing, distribution, retail and home environments. In addition, although RGB cameras can quickly identify features such as color, shape, texture and size, chemical composition given by spectral analysis cannot be obtained due to limited spectral information. Many systems have been developed to classify, control, or identify seal anomalies in the manufacturing product chain. Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) captures information that is not available to the human eye. In addition, it can provide spatial information, as well as spectral information for each pixel in the image.
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