Visualization is key to determining faults in machinery, infrastructure, and human performance.

You can look at numbers and analysis from tools like accelerometers, strain gauges or modeling software and still not be able to visualize what the problem is. Sometimes just being able to see what is happening can change your perspective completely and allow for a more targeted and cost-effective approach to fault analysis. Seasoned vibration analysts try to “imagine” how the asset is moving while they study spectrums and waveforms. There are tools to magnify an image or to offer point measurements on a machine or piece of infrastructure, but no real way to see what is happening live and over the whole asset until now. Motion amplification is a non-invasive, simple, and cost-effective way to visualize what is happening beyond what you can see with your eye. We aren’t guessing at the motion or adding in artifacts, you are seeing the true microscopic motions of any object in the field of view.