The software utilizes advanced algorithms and real pigment performance data to manage simultaneous color and opacity calculations. By bridging the gap between laboratory samples and production lines, it allows companies to maintain consistency across various manufacturing sites. The system integrates directly with existing hardware, including the company’s own spectrophotometers and the SpectraMagic NX2 quality control software, creating a unified digital workflow.

To support the transition, Konica Minolta is providing access to a dedicated Colour Help Desk alongside its global network of application specialists. This release positions the company to further cement its influence in the industrial measurement market, targeting a broad range of sectors from automotive to pharmaceuticals where color precision is critical.