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Opportunities for sub-wavelength imaging based on motion in structured illumination

We describe the concept of controlled or natural motion of an object in a spatially varying field as the basis for high resolution coherent optical sensing and imaging. Examples presented are for microscopy with interfering laser beams and speckle formed by scattering from a random medium. Biomedical and environmental applications are presented and resolution issues discussed.