No, unfortunately I can't post anything about my work. The company is very conservative about the information is puts out.

Some of the first hyperspectral images I found were satellite photos of crop land. Each pixel had 256 different variables associated with different parts of the EM spectrum from UV to IR. That is compared to just 3 variables for a normal RGB color photo.

This video was an impressive example of what can be done now using off-the-shelf technology. They have another version of their hyperspectral camera that can be mounted on a drone to make maps.