Hyperspectral imaging allows to collect both spatial and quasi-continuous spectral information of an object. This work shows the innovative combination of single-pixel microscopy with hyperspectral imaging. An affordable hyperspectral microscope is able to observe micrometer-scale features of inorganic and biological samples and to reconstruct their spectral distribution with a high accuracy (i.e., a spatial and a spectral resolution of 9.0 μm and of 2.1 nm in the visible range, respectively). Furthermore, a statistical algorithm enables the identification of spectral responses of the targeted features as well as their classification.
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