The "Cheetah" photography glasses are small-sized high-speed photography equipment for use in the field of communication engineering. It employs high-speed photography technology and synchronous data transmission technology to capture target images in real-time through high-speed cameras and transmit them wirelessly using radio energy transmission technology. Meanwhile, under the IEEE1588 PTP precision time protocol, clock signals are transmitted in the form of network packets, achieving high-precision clock synchronization between different terminal devices. After the event ends, the glasses can also be used to replace traditional bulky and inconvenient-to-carry high-speed cameras by utilizing signal processing technology and digital analog technology for fine processing. Moreover, the "Cheetah" photography glasses fully leverage the scalability and adaptability of software, constantly adding new modules and functions to better suit the needs of different consumers.

Zixuan Wang, Haoyang Li, Fengyuan Yan. Transformation of High-speed Photography in Communication Engineering through the "Cheetah" Photography Glasses. The Frontiers of Society, Science and Technology (2023) Vol. 5, Issue 10: 58-67. https://doi.org/10.25236/FSST.2023.051009.

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