<ul><li>A groundbreaking technology called 'virtual time freezing' developed by researchers at Jinan University in China allows scientists to see inside spinning engines and tools with clarity even at high speeds.</li><li>Traditional methods like high-speed cameras are expensive and may result in blurry images when imaging fast-spinning objects.</li><li>The new imaging system uses a single-pixel detector and structured illumination to project synchronized light patterns onto spinning objects, capturing clear real-time images.</li><li>This technology has the potential to revolutionize industries by enabling real-time monitoring of machinery such as turbine blades, cutting tools, and jet engine fan blades without the need to stop the machines.</li></ul>

Virtual time-freezing technology lets us see inside spinning machines

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