Imagine you have a very special camera that can see things that our eyes can't. This camera can take pictures of things that have different colors that we can't even see! This camera is called a hyperspectral imaging system.
The hyperspectral imaging system takes pictures of objects that are divided into tiny little pieces, just like a puzzle. Each piece of the object has a different color and the camera can see it all!
Once the camera takes the picture, it gives all the colors of the different pieces of the object. This helps scientists and researchers to learn lots of things about the object they are studying.
For example, if they are studying plants, they can see every little detail about the leaves. They can also tell if the plant is healthy or sick just by looking at the different colors of the leaves.
So, a hyperspectral imaging system is a very special camera that can take pictures of things that humans can't see. It helps scientists to learn more about the objects they are studying by giving them lots of information about the different colors of the object.