High-speed imaging plays a critical role in advanced medical and life science applications, where capturing rapid biological events with precision is essential. These applications include cell and tissue analysis, blood flow monitoring, optical coherence tomography (OCT), and fluorescence imaging, where high frame rates enable real-time visualization of dynamic processes. High-speed sensors are also used in intraoral scanners, capturing detailed 3D dental impressions quickly and accurately to support digital dentistry workflows. Additionally, they support biomechanics and motion studies, enabling clinicians to analyze rapid joint and muscle movements for diagnostics, rehabilitation, and prosthetic design.