Inline Sorting with hyperspectral imaging in an industrial environment

  • Gerhard Traxler (Author)
  • Thomas Panner (Author)
  • Petra Tatzer (Author)
  • Wolf Markus (Author)
  • Huber Reinhard (Author)

    Activity: Talk or presentation / Lecture › Presentation at a scientific conference / workshop

    Description

    Spectral imaging becomes more and more interesting not only for agricultural use but also for industrial application. Especially wavelength in the near infrared (NIR) range can be used for materials classification. Today sorting systems for plastics are available in different variations, utilizing single-point spectroscopy and the different characteristics of plastics in the SWIR band. Sorting systems for paper and cardboard will have increased significance because better sorting can increase the price of the secondary material and reduce the need of chemicals in paper production. However, sorting paper qualities is a very difficult task due to the close similarities between the materials.
    Period17 Jan 2005 → 20 Jan 2005
    Event titleElectronic Imaging 2005
    Event typeOther
    Degree of RecognitionInternational

    Research Field

    • Not defined

    Keywords

    • representation
    • transforming
    • processing
    • materials
    • spectral