MIT Researchers Track Normally Invisible Motion in Video

Mashable 2014-07-29

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An algorithm developed at MIT amplifies subtle color and motion changes in video on a per-pixel basis, showing motion that’s usually invisible to the naked eye. Potential applications include medical and law enforcement monitoring.
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