Everywhere first responders operate, they risk exposure to substances such as fentanyl and synthetic cannabinoids to phosphorous and other chemicals. BaySpec’s Breeze Smart Palm Spectrometer provides first responders a viable handheld solution to quickly identify unknown substances.

Spectral imaging benefits from a well-calibrated instrument, an intuitive user interface, and pinpoint accuracy. BaySpec has combined all these attributes in one package.

BaySpec’s snapshot hyperspectral imager, GoldenEye, breaks tradition of the cumbersome imaging instrumentation and is made for durability and reliability in a compact, lightweight, and easy one-shot operation design.

Handheld optical spectroscopy’s newest tool features an expanded wavelength detection range, tougher packaging, and the power to streamline countless recycling, food, and industrial applications.

BaySpec’s OCI-UAV hyperspectral imagers are designed for use on small UAVs to monitor the details of spatial, temporal, and spectral representation of ground objects. This app note discusses benefits of these imagers offer and delivers example images for multiple topography analysis.

 In the past, Raman spectroscopy was not useful for forensics because most "real-world" samples have a vivid color, whose fluorescence could overwhelm Raman signals. This issue is resolved by BaySpec’s1064 nm excitation dispersive Raman systems that offer maximum reduction in fluorescence interference.

At Photonics West 2017, Greg Staples focused on selecting different wavelengths for specific applications. Watch the video for wavelength selection guidance for precision agriculture, food sorting, mining, pharmaceutical quality control, and more.

Hyperspectral imaging technology has advanced significantly in the last 50 years, and Greg Staples with Bayspec talked with us for a few minutes at the 2016 SPIE DCS exhibition about how it has changed.