cosine
cosine develops and supplies optical and in-situ measurement systems that are used in space, air, field, factory, hospital and any other place where measurements make the difference between success and failure.
Our knowledge
Over the last 25 years we have solved a large number of measurement challenges, ranging from supernovas to the freshness of fish. We use our knowledge in physics, electronics and software to solve problems in an innovative way.
Space
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Space & Earth
Earth
We use our two decades of space heritage for applications in space and on Earth, ranging from asteroids to field and factory.
HyperScout
HyperScout is our series of miniaturized hyperspectral imaging instruments with their own brain. Realize your own remote sensing application with HyperScout! Your options include:
- Your own HyperScout
- Your own HyperScout observation data
- Access to our HyperScout observation data
Join us
Does working with highly innovative technology and applications, in a friendly organization with intelligent people in an international setting appeal to you? We offer flexible working conditions and are always interested in open applications.
Get access to our expertise
Challenge us to provide you with the best ideas for your measurement problem. Book a one-day workshop and get access to the expertise of our experienced scientist-engineers that will provide you with the fastest route to a working solution for your problem.
HyperScout chosen again by Loft Orbital
Loft Orbital procured an additional HyperScout imager. This new contract continues the collaboration between the two companies, with Loft selecting the most compact and miniaturized version of cosine's HyperScout product line, HyperScout M. Loft deploys…
cosine’s innovative handheld tag reader to help Shell with pipe…
cosine and spin-off condi food successfully delivered a state-of-the-art handheld tag reader to Shell in April. The handheld device will allow Shell to measure water content and humidity via Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology. Shell aims…