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How NIR Spectroscopy and Machine Learning are Transforming Material Analysis Across Industries
In today’s fast-paced industrial landscape, the demand for efficient and accurate material analysis is greater than ever.
Textile Quality Assurance: Practical Guide for NIR
The integration of NIRLAB’s portable NIR spectrometer heralds a significant leap in textile manufacturing.
Counterfeit Medicines: Unmasking the Role of NIR Spectroscopy
In the realm of pharmaceutical integrity and patient safety, the battle against counterfeit medicines presents a formidable challenge.
Scanning Living Fish: A Case Study for Real-Time Fat Level Analysis
How a handheld NIR spectrometer measures fat, pigment, moisture and omega-3 levels in living salmon, without harming the fish or waiting for the lab.
Analyzing the NIR Spectroscopy Data for Substance Analysis
Step by step: what happens between the scan of a heroin sample and the result on screen, from absorption peaks to machine learning and purity estimate.
Sugar Cane Quality Control: A Comprehensive Guide
Sugar cane is a cornerstone of the global agricultural economy, thriving amid challenges such as environmental changes and market volatility.
Food Safety: The Future with NIR Technology
In today’s food safety era, Near Infrared (NIR) technology, led by NIRLAB, transforms how we ensure food quality and safety.
Expert Tips for Accurate NIRLAB Spectrometer Analysis
Eight scanning rules for reliable results with a handheld NIR spectrometer: direct contact, clean sapphire glass, sample scan mode, aluminum cup and more.
NIRLAB’s Role in Combating Counterfeit Cosmetics to Protect Consumers and Sellers
In an industry as dynamic and rapidly evolving as beauty, the threat of counterfeit cosmetics is a major concern.
How to Set Up Your NIR Spectrometer for Optimal Results in the Polymer Industry
The integration of NIRLAB’s mobile NIR spectrometer marks a pivotal advancement in the Polymer industry.
Comprehensive Catalogue for Polymers Detection
The full list of polymers our handheld NIR spectrometer identifies, from the big five (PE, PP, PS, PET, PVC) to PA6 vs PA66, rubbers and bioplastics.