Table A.2.
Latest applications of Hyperspectral Imaging in meat products (2016–2020)
| MEAT | APPLICATIONS/DETERMINATIONS | EQUIPMENT SET-UP | WAVELENGTH (NM) | SAMPLE NUMBER | ADVANTAGES/WEAKNESSES | REFERENCES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| fresh porcine | biogenic amine index (BAI) from longissimus dorsi (LD) muscle | Push broom HSI system | 400–1000 | 210 | Pioneering application/Limitation on sample types | Cheng et al. (2016) |
| marbling score from loin joints | Line-scan push broom system | 900–1700 | 24 | Save cutting time/Less calibration sample | Huang et al. (2017b) | |
| intramuscular fat (IMF) and peroxide value (PV) from belly muscle cut | Push broom HSI system | 400–1000 | 102 | Application of data fusion/Manually wavelength selection | Aheto et al. (2020) | |
| frozen–thawed pork | Monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids from LD muscle | Line-scan HSI system | 1000–2000 | 192 | Detect various processed meat/Insufficient precision | Ma and Sun (2020) |
| frozen pork | myofibrils structural deformation from LD muscle | Push broom HSI system | 1000–2200 | 158 | Collect under frozen state/Algorithmic enhancements | Cheng et al. (2018) |
| boiled pork | sarcoplasmatic and myofibrillar proteins from LD muscle | 2 push broom HSI systems | 400–2000 | 104 | Reduce data processing time/Limitation on sample types | Ma et al. (2019) |
| cured pork | TBARS from pork belly muscle | Line-scan HSI system | 400–1000 | 108 | Application on by-products/More data processing time | Aheto et al. (2019) |
| NaCl content, water activity (aw) from belly muscle cut | Line-scan HSI system | 400–1000 | 135 | Pioneering application/Less practical on actual production | Aheto et al., 2019, Aheto et al., 2019 | |
| salt concentration from LD muscle | 2 line-scan HSI systems | 450–1664 | 144 | Potentiality of engaging into brining process/Less concentration gradient setting | Achata et al. (2019) | |
| pork sausages | adenosine triphosphate content | N/A | 380–1000 | 75 | Pioneering application/Less practical on actual production | Feng et al. (2018) |
| Colour change for sausage stuffed in casings | Line-scan push broom HSI system | 380–1000 | 52 | Colour dynamic change of processed meat/Limitation on sample types | Feng and Makino (2020) | |
| fresh lamb | myoglobin (DeoMb, OxyMb MetMb) value from LD muscle | Reflectance mode HSI system | 400–1000 | 200 | Novel exhibition of HSI on meat product/Incomplete sample range | (Cheng et al., 2019) |
| Total viable count (TVC) value from LD muscle | Push broom HSI system | 400–1000 | 150 | Selected wavelengths used for packaged meat/Less practical on actual production | Duan et al. (2017) | |
| cured lamb | myoglobin (DeoMb, OxyMb MetMb) form LD muscle | Line-scan HSI system | 900–1700 | 240 | Novel wavelength selection method/Limitation on sample types | Wan et al. (2020) |
| cooked lamb | metmyoglobin value from LD muscle | Push broom HSI system | 400–1000 | 182 | Novel exhibition of HSI on meat product/Underperforming optimization model | Yuan et al. (2020) |
| fresh beef | TVC from LD muscle | N/A | 400-1000; 880-1720 | 104 | Two spectral ranged used for modelling/Relatively high equipment costs | Achata et al. (2020) |
| marbling score form LD muscle | Line-scan push broom HSI system | 400–1000 | 58 | Expanded the HSI application/Incomplete marbling standard | Aredo et al. (2017) | |
| spiced beef | TVC | N/A | 325–1100 | 105 | Novel chemometrics method for evaluation/potential data overfitting | Yang et al. (2018) |
| cooked beef | biogenic amines | N/A | 400-1000; 1000-1800 | 105 | Pioneering application/Limitation on sample types | Yang et al. (2017) |
| fresh chicken | Carrageenan adulteration | Line-scan push broom HSI system | 400–1000 | 144 | Novel exhibition of HSI on meat product/Adulteration process needs improved | Zhang et al. (2019) |