Consumer of the future will use a mobile phone to monitor environment

The world’s first hyperspectral camera has been developed by converting an iPhone camera into a new kind of optical sensor. This will bring the new possibilities of low-cost spectral imaging to consumer applications. Consumers will be able to use their mobile phones for example to sense food quality or monitor health.

(via WSJ)



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