Making Hyperspectral Imaging Easier and Faster

Our easy-to-use, efficient, and powerful software supports both expert and beginner users, backed by our expert knowledge, technical support, and training. We help you speed up research, development and implementation of hyperspectral imaging (HSI).

Why choose our software?

Breeze simplifies complex hyperspectral imaging tasks, enabling you to quickly gather, analyze, and visualize data. Designed for researchers, it offers the precision and flexibility needed to accelerate discoveries and drive innovation in your projects.

Easy to use: Intuitive user interface and workflow optimized for hyperspectral imaging
Efficient: Fast and robust data processing built for handling large data sets
Powerful: A complete set of data analysis tools including the latest methods in spectral and image analysis.
Compatible: Supports many different cameras and file formats on the market.
Flexible: The Runtime API is extremely flexible, enabling integration with external systems and industrial processes

We help you succeed

We offer personal and customized training to help our customers quickly master our software. And if you need help or have questions, our technical support team is available via email or web-meeting, complemented by a help site with detailed documentation.

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The Complete Software toolset for hyperspectral imaging

Move beyond manual scripting and juggling separate tools, and discover the easier and faster way to achieve success in hyperspectral imaging using Prediktera’s software suite.

Breeze is now an indispensable part of our research process.
Breeze has transformed our research capabilities. Its intuitive interface have allowed our team to analyze complex hyperspectral data with unprecedented speed and accuracy. We've been able to push the boundaries of our projects and achieve results that were previously out of reach. Breeze is now an indispensable part of our research process.
— Dr. Emily Carter, Head of Imaging Research, University Name

Applications

Forensics

Quick screening of large quantities of evidence samples for inclusion/exclusion

After collecting forensic evidence comes the process of analysing samples to determine their relevance in the case being worked on. By using hyperspectral technology the time to detect, identify and when applicable also estimate the age of forensic traces can be minimised. The rapid, non-destructive and non-contact features of hyperspectral imaging mark its suitability as an analytical tool for forensic science.

Food

Quantitative analysis of food products for quality control

Geology & Mining

Core logging