A group of imaging specialists over at Vienna University of Technology has come up with a hyperspectral camera using materials that are easily accessible, including duct tape. The project, called Computer Tomography Image Spectrometer (CTIS), attaches a hyperspectral camera lens made of stock SLR glass, a gel diffraction filter, PVC pipe, and duct tape, into an ordinary DSLR camera. For the uninformed, hyperspectral imaging is a photography method that captures a significantly greater amount of electromagnetic spectrum compared to a regular photo.
Gadget.com, Austrian Researchers Create Hyperspectral Camera with PVC and Duct Tape
Awesome! This is really great! Using these accessible materials to make hyperspectral cameras is pretty interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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