Hyperspectral Imaging Market Size, Share, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2022 - 2030
An innovative approach to
analysis based on spectroscopy is called hyperspectral imaging. For the same
geographical (occupying) area, it gathers hundreds of photos at various
wavelengths of the sample, such as cancer tissue. Hyperspectral imaging
measures the continuous spectrum of the light for each pixel of the scene in
the visible and near-infrared areas with fine wavelength precision.
Because hyperspectral imaging is
used to detect viruses, the COVID-19 pandemic is anticipated to propel growth
of the worldwide
hyperspectral imaging market. For instance, integrating hyperspectral
imaging with nanomaterial in 2021 led to the development of a diagnostic
platform for extremely sensitive COVID-19 viral identification, according to an
article published in the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
Utilizing an ultrasensitive hyperspectral sensor (HyperSENSE) based on hafnium
nanoparticles, an assay was conducted to identify the COVID-19 virus. It was
discovered that the assay has a limit of detection that is 1,000,000,000 times
greater than the COVID-19 tests that are now available on the market with a
turnaround time of a few seconds.
The market for hyperspectral
imaging is anticipated to rise as a result of increased research into
innovative methods for COVID-19 virus detection. For instance, the Dimension
release states that a study proposal for COVID-19 real-time detection by
Hyperspectral Analysis of Sweat Metabolite Biometrics has been presented for
2020. In the proposed study, a brand-new hyperspectral imaging method will be
created in order to collect sweat metabolites specifically affected by COVID-19
and process them using pattern recognition techniques.
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