Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about IDCubePro 2026, licensing, installation, example datasets, support, and IDCubeCloud.
Products & Licensing
What is the difference between IDCubePro 2026 Free and Licensed?
IDCubePro 2026 Free and Licensed use the same desktop application. The Free version does not require a license and provides core functionality. The Licensed version unlocks the full feature set for advanced research and professional workflows.
Are Academic and Commercial / Industry different software versions?
No. Academic and Commercial / Industry users install the same IDCubePro 2026 application. The difference is the license type, permitted use, and pricing.
Do Free and Licensed versions use the same installer?
Yes. The same IDCubePro 2026 desktop application is used. The Free version operates without a license, while licensed users activate the application with the appropriate license.
How much does IDCubePro 2026 cost?
IDCubePro 2026 Free is available at no cost. The Academic license is currently $199 per year, and the Commercial / Industry license is $699 per year.
Installation & Compatibility
Which operating systems are supported?
IDCubePro 2026 is available for Windows and macOS. The current macOS release supports Apple Silicon.
Is Apple Intel currently supported?
Apple Intel is currently not supported by the IDCubePro 2026 macOS release.
Do I need MATLAB installed?
No. IDCubePro 2026 is distributed as a compiled desktop application. Users do not need a separate MATLAB installation to run the software.
What computer specifications are recommended?
Requirements depend on dataset size and workflow complexity. Large hyperspectral and volumetric datasets benefit from additional system memory and modern multi-core processors.
For particularly large datasets or advanced workflows, more memory may substantially improve performance.
Data & Workflows
Where can I download example datasets?
Example hyperspectral and multispectral datasets are available on the IDCube Example Datasets page.
Browse Example Datasets →Can IDCubePro work with my hyperspectral data?
IDCubePro supports a range of hyperspectral data formats and workflows. Compatibility depends on how the dataset is stored, including the image cube, wavelength information, and metadata.
If you are unsure whether your data format is supported, contact HSpeQ or send us an example of the file structure.
Can IDCubePro analyze 3D or volumetric data?
Yes. IDCubePro 2026 includes tools for 3D visualization and volumetric analysis workflows.
Help & Support
Where can I find IDCubePro 2026 documentation?
Current documentation is available on the IDCubePro 2026 Documentation page. IDCubePro 2026 also includes an integrated Help Center inside the application.
Open Documentation →How do I report a bug?
Use the Report an Issue form and include your software version, operating system, a description of the problem, and the steps required to reproduce it whenever possible.
Report an Issue →Can I suggest a new feature?
Yes. We welcome suggestions for new capabilities, workflows, and supported data types.
Request a Feature →Where can I find tutorials for older versions?
Tutorials for IDCubePro 2.79 and IDCubeLite are preserved in the IDCube Legacy Tutorials library.
View Legacy Tutorials →IDCubeCloud
What is IDCubeCloud?
IDCubeCloud is a browser-based platform being developed for cloud-based hyperspectral visualization and analysis workflows.
Is IDCubeCloud available now?
IDCubeCloud is currently in development and is planned for release in 2026.
View IDCubeCloud →Using IDCubePro 2.79 or IDCubeLite?
Older tutorials, documentation, and release notes remain available for users working with previous versions of IDCube software.
Still Have a Question?
Contact HSpeQ or submit a support request.