Which fields use Profilocolore imaging systems?

Three priority markets: cultural heritage and conservation, industry and quality control, precision agriculture and environmental monitoring. One calibrated workflow connects acquisition, calibration and analysis in each field.

Who uses Profilocolore systems?

Leading museums and research institutions worldwide, including the Vatican Museums, the Louvre Museum, the Uffizi Gallery, the Gran Sasso Science Institute, the Museo Egizio, the Stradivari Violin Museum and leading universities.

CALIBRATED MULTISPECTRAL IMAGING

See beyond the visible.
Understand the material.

Profilocolore engineers calibrated Spectral Imaging and Precision Colorimetry Systems for decisions that depend on understanding surfaces, materials and colour—pixel by pixel.

Italian engineering · Non-invasive analysis · Application-led systems

Calibrated visible image of an illuminated manuscript

False-colour spectral rendering of the same illuminated manuscript

Visible image IR False Colours +
Spectral Reflectance
pixel by pixel

Measured pigment spectraReflectance · wavelength (nm)

Measured reflectance data · 350–950 nm · sampled every 50 nm

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International Leading Museumsand Research Institutions

Vatican Museums
Louvre Museum
Uffizi Gallery
Gran Sasso Science Institute
Egyptian Museum of Turin
Stradivari Violin Museum
Central Institute for Restoration, Rome
University of Versailles
University of Calabria
University of Tuscia
University of Basilicata
University of Campania
National Research Council of Italy (CNR)
French National Heritage Institute (INP)
University of Valencia
Heritage Malta
University of Padua
University of Pisa
Leading international universities

Vatican Museums
Louvre Museum
Uffizi Gallery
Gran Sasso Science Institute
Egyptian Museum of Turin
Stradivari Violin Museum
Central Institute for Restoration, Rome
University of Versailles
University of Calabria
University of Tuscia
University of Basilicata
University of Campania
National Research Council of Italy (CNR)
French National Heritage Institute (INP)
University of Valencia
Heritage Malta
University of Padua
University of Pisa
Leading international universities

One imaging foundation. Three fields of value.

Choose a market to see how non-invasive, pixel-level analysis connects a material question to measurable operational value.

Visible-light photograph of Ötzi’s lower legs and ankle tattoos

Principal Component Analysis of infrared multispectral evidence revealing Ötzi’s ankle tattoos

Before Visible-light imageAfter PCA of infrared multispectral evidence Ötzi · Complete mapping of 61 tattoosImages © South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology / EURAC · Photography: Marcello Melis and Matteo Miccoli

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Cultural Heritage & Conservation

Map pigments, distinguish original materials and overpaints, and monitor degradation without physical sampling.

Outcome: See subtle variations while preserving their exact position on the object.
Evidence: Pigment maps, calibrated colour, reflectance curves and spatially resolved condition documentation.
Range: Illustrative range: 300–1000 nm

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HMI TECHNOLOGY ECOSYSTEM

Not a collection of tools. One calibrated workflow.

Profilocolore combines optical hardware, proprietary software and specialist training to transform captured light into decision-ready evidence.

Acquire

Calibrate

Correct

Analyse

Compare

Report

PROFILOCOLORE

Engineering light into evidence.

Since 2010, Profilocolore has developed calibrated imaging systems for specialists who need more than a convincing picture: they need measurements they can interpret, compare and trust.

Scientific foundation: colour science · metrological calibration · standards-led workflows · evidence-based validation

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See beyond the visible.
Understand the material.

International Leading Museumsand Research Institutions