Multispectral cameras are specialized imaging devices that capture data at different wavelengths across the electromagnetic spectrum. Unlike standard cameras that only capture visible light, these cameras can detect infrared and ultraviolet light, allowing for a more detailed analysis of various subjects. This capability is particularly useful in fields like agriculture, environmental monitoring, and remote sensing. These cameras work by using multiple filters to isolate specific wavelengths, enabling users to gather information about the material properties and health of objects. For example, in precision agriculture, farmers can assess crop health by analyzing the reflectance of different wavelengths, helping them make informed decisions about irrigation and fertilization.