In Northern Virginia, a startup is using the world we can’t see to detect threats in our food, health and livelihood.
Alexandria’s HyperSpectral is a spectral intelligence platform that cofounder and CEO Matt Theurer said is hardware agnostic. The technology is designed to eliminate “invisible threats” like pathogens and contaminants by generating insights in spectral data, which includes everything from ultraviolet to infrared light ranges. With this, companies can receive real-time, actionable insights, like if a contaminated food shipment must be stopped, with the help of AI.
With AI, HyperSpectral can analyze hundreds of wavelengths simultaneously so results come back fast, as well as identify very small anomalies.
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