Not exactly ready to go and granted it can only see particles of light but still.... new-video-camera-captures-5-trillion-frames-every-second
Any Impact For CCTV In The Next Ten Years From This Five Trillion Frames A Second Camera?
Look at where the research is done:
Researchers at Lund University in Sweden demonstrated the camera’s speediness by filming particles of light traveling a distance as thin as a sheet of paper, then slowing down the trillionth-of-a-second journey to watch it. [emphasis / link added]
Lund is the main university that Axis recruits from and where almost all their management attended. So it would be a natural fit at some level for Axis.
However, while this might help for scientific experiments / discoveries, I am not sure if there will be any applications in commercial video surveillance anytime soon.
The guys at MythBusters would love that camera....
It's 2017. If you told someone me you deployed an H.264 camera from a skycrane on another planet it would be considered old news. If you told someone you deployed a camera on the first stage of a rocket landing back on earth immediately after launch it'd be recent news. Five trillion frames a second so Facebook can analyze exactly what you think when you bite into a nacho at that restaurant with the blinged-up servers sounds completely reasonable.
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