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Beyond Human Vision
in Automated Manufacturing
AI-Powered Hyperspectral Inspection

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Detect invisible defects in real time,
directly on the production line

Next-generation machine vision that detects defects beyond human vision and RGB cameras.

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They may look identical,
but their spectra are different

Reveal information beyond visible light

Analyze dozens of wavelengths that conventional RGB cameras cannot detect, providing material information beyond the limits of human vision.

Identify intrinsic material characteristics

Differentiate materials, composition, and subtle variations using unique spectral fingerprints

Non-destructive precision inspection

Using light-based analysis, perform fast and accurate quality inspection and real-time process monitoring without damaging the product.

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From imaging to analysis and system integration, everything works as one seamless workflow

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High-speed hyperspectral camera hardware

Unlike conventional line-scan hyperspectral systems, our camera captures full-frame hyperspectral data at video speed, enabling real-time AI-powered industrial inspection.

Hypergram’s hyperspectral system is portable, scalable, and precisely engineered for immediate deployment across diverse industrial environments.

AI-powered machine vision software

Based on hyperspectral data acquired by HG VNIR Pro, the software analyzes invisible defects, contamination, material differences, and process abnormalities in real time. It also continuously updates reference libraries and AI decision criteria using newly acquired sample data.

This enables hyperspectral analysis to be seamlessly deployed into production-line inspection and quality control workflows.

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Products Overview

HG VNIR Pro

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HG Spectra AI Pro 

T306, KAIST Truth Hall
193, Munji-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon
South Korea

+82.42.867.3990

info@hypergraminc.com

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