Wonderful video

Thank you for sharing

did you really have to film it in such a noisy environment?

Makes mechanical objects look alive like an old timey cartoon

Looks as if the machines are breathing…

this is like montion extraction. It is like λ·vue 😊

have you guys attended the seminar on coming up with useless names? research developement innovation technologies meets reliability maintenance solutions. none of those names say anything they are just placeholders for a real name

Could this be used for seismology?

Stability is crucial for the safe and efficient operation of machinery. An unstable and old foundation can cause the machine to vibrate excessively, which can lead to damage and premature wear and tear, resulting in more frequent maintenance and replacement costs. Thank you very much RMS Ltd for this wonderful video showing how these problems are visualized.

Very valuable tool. No one would ever imagine some of these things happening, but to see it , brings reality right up front in living color.

these videos are strangely satisfying

That was amazing. Every airport needs one of these to hand.

It's crazy to imagine - changing component "A" can prolong the life of unrelated component "B" simply because component "A" vibrates out of phase with component "C"! On a lighter note, ghosthunters might want to add this to their barrage of test equipment.

Best tech ever, we love it and try to use it always.

I can’t wait for a new CAT rugged smart phone with motion amplification camera

It says amplication in the thumbnail...

Where can I get the webinar ppt file?

Great video folks!

I have a question that the device vibrates in 3 directions XYZ and in motion video also oscillates in 3D, but the result is only XY direction, so how to analyze the Z direction directly from the outside?

Really it amazing Technology to doing modal test and saving massive time during test, thanks RMS For this technology , I have some questions about this module : 1- its this module effective for other Excitation Forces Except 1x running speed like ( 2x , VPF , GMF , BRF...... etc.) or only for 1X Running speed ? 2- how about the accuracy for modal results compared with normal Modal test using Contact sensors& Vibration analyzer ? thanks Again RMS

Great video and wonderful tech.

Appreciate the videos Stuart, great examples.

Very informative..Thanks

Well done, Mr. Walker!

Great Case Study

Great video!

No time waveform in the video 🙄

Damn impressive stuff! :-)

It’s amazing this doesn’t have more views in a feild service technician that’s between 4 guys in our service are takes care of multiple customers and approx 1,250 pieces of we take care of ranging in 125HP to 1,500HP in our area we have had systems that have had high vibration and been extremely hard to pin point I think this would be a perfect tool to show customers this issue

This tech is magnificent! We love 💚 it. Thanks for sharing it!

You guys are incredible. One day this will be standard practice for everyone.

Thanks Stu & RMS Team.

And ip rating?

Is it at ex rated?

0:10 base problem, the best way to ensure that the foundation is correctly connected to the machine is to use epoxy grout and good anchoring techniques. 0:21 anchoring problem, more often, anchor bolts break from too little tightening than too much. This tech is magnificent! We love 💚 it, thanks for sharing this videos!

This tech is magnificent! We love 💚 it

This is so beautiful! I'm not anywhere even close to the industrial field, but I would love to just go to factories and do these analyzes - just for pleasure of seeing things vibrate :)

wonderful!

Even I am not at this field of industry but I found it very interestring. Everything looks like from a rubber.

Great video folks!

Great video

Best

Was the looseness been detected by conventional vibration spectrum?

Great video and tech!

Great webinar! Many thanks for sharing it!

Price, products, availability for average mechanic and engineers???

I wonder if we use this technique to observe space rocket launch, what the result would be?

Excellent video and tech

Thank you!! That was an excellent example and helped me understand the potential results so much better than I had so far! =)