Advancements in Optical Sensors for Accurate Building Demolition Monitoring

The video discusses the advancements in optical sensors, highlighting their ability to measure subtle physical changes and their superiority over traditional electronic sensors. It covers the applications of these sensors in various fields, such as measuring torsion in aircraft wings and detecting minute temperature changes. The video also touches on the use of optical sensors in research and development for designing more resilient structures. Insights from a recent physics conference at Warwick University on the latest optical sensing technologies are also shared.

What advantages do optical sensors have over traditional electronic sensors?

What types of physical phenomena can be observed using optical techniques?

How do optical sensors measure physical changes in structures?

In what ways are optical fibers used in EU sensors different from those used in telecommunications?

What applications of optical sensing technology were discussed at the recent physics conference?