At present, in domestic petrochemical industry the monitoring of chemical hazardous targets mainly relies on point-type sensors and linear-scan laser detectors, which have many problems such as small perception range, single alarm data, and significant environmental influence. It is difficult to achieve early detection, judgment, and warning of hazardous targets in actual chemical production scenarios, and there is an urgent need to achieve continuous monitoring of the three-dimensional space-time of the scene and overall situational awareness.

Snapshot spectral imaging technology is based on the principle of hyperspectral imaging and has the advantages of large-scale real-time visualization, intelligence, and strong resistance to environmental interference, which can effectively improve the ability to investigate hidden dangers and inspection efficiency.

KrystalVision Technology provides compact and highly-integrable snapshot hyperspectral cameras that conduct real-time monitoring of leaks in the petrochemical process area, providing multi-dimensional information for leakage monitoring at a cost-effective way.