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Institut national de la recherche scientifique - INRS

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Professor Liang’s team sets a new world record in profilometry at 150,000 frames per second and pushes the boundaries of ultrafast imaging. The technology, called C-BLIP (chromatically band-limited illumination profilometry), makes it possible to visualize collisions, aerodynamic motion and ultrasonic vibrations in three dimensions. It could find applications in fields ranging from mechanics and aerodynamics to microfluidics, high-rate material testing and additive manufacturing.

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Jinyang Liang (INRS)

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