Chinese scientists have developed a compact high-speed X-ray ghost video camera, enabling real-time visualization of fast-moving objects like rotating engines or beating hearts.
It uses less radiation and is simpler to set up than traditional X-ray methods
Aug 24, 2026
04:52 pm
What's the storyChinese scientists have developed a new tabletop X-ray ghost imaging technique, enabling real-time "see-through" videos of fast-moving objects.
The innovative system can capture dynamic entities like rotating aircraft engines or biological activities such as a beating heart.
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