UV imaging

UV imaging is a technique that uses ultraviolet light to create detailed images of objects. Since some materials react differently under UV light—either glowing or changing appearance—it reveals details not visible to the naked eye. This method is commonly used in forensics to detect hidden evidence, in art restoration to analyze paintings, and in quality control to check for defects. Essentially, UV imaging helps visualize and analyze surfaces or materials by highlighting features that are invisible under normal lighting, providing valuable insights in various scientific and industrial applications.