Hyperspectral Measurement Technology

Market-ready

CHEGGY:
Already in use

After years of intensive research and development work CHEGGY marks a breakthrough in hyperspectral measurement technology. This technology is currently the only method on the market that allows sex determination in the hatching egg on a scale that is suitable for the capacity of a modern hatchery.

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Early spectroscopic method

In research

From labatory to practice

In the early spectroscopic method, the determination of sex takes place with the support of an optical measuring procedure on the fifth day of incubation. This technique is still under development. Currently, we are working together with the TU Dresden to transfer the technology from laboratory to practice.

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