Xenics offers infrared detectors and cameras for OEM manufacturers active in the domain of spectroscopy or safety & security. We are a one-stop partner covering the full IR spectrum with a broad product portfolio for the mining industry’s specific requirements.
Mining
Mining
Applications
Hyperspectral imaging, or imaging spectroscopy, is a happy fusion of spectroscopy and imaging processing. It is used for a variety of applications in all kinds of markets.
Infrared imaging is a vital technology to detect threats like aggression or natural disasters to the critical infrastructure (and its surroundings) of a country or state.
Fires lead to huge physical costs and emotional damage for the involved parties. To prevent this it is important to detect fires as soon as possible. We offer various infrared cameras that are suited for this task
Airborne infrared imaging requires multiple cameras with different wavelengths. The airborne platform is a manned rotary or fixed wing aircraft, an unmanned UAV/UAS or even a balloon or blimp.
Other Industries
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| Mining | Xenics offers a broad range of advanced infrared cameras for the mining industry. Applications range from hyperspectral imaging for geology to surveillance, safety & security. |
World's first InGaAs camera photon emission microscope
Xenics enabled Semicaps to realize the world's first InGaAs camera photon emission microscope in 2004. Since then Xenics and sInfraRed have supported us in our endeavors for better sensitivity and resolution in photon and thermal emission microscopy.
Chua Choon Meng, CEO Semicaps