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    • Optical scanning holography (OSH) enables 3D fluorescence target measurement but suffers from complex setups.
    • Computational OSH (COSH) offers a solution, applicable to ghost imaging and Hadamard transform single-pixel imaging.
    • The scanning speed of Fresnel zone patterns (FZPs) in OSH limits dynamic object visualization.

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    • To overcome the speed limitations of FZP scanning in COSH for dynamic object visualization.
    • To develop and demonstrate a high-speed COSH microscope for imaging dynamic objects and scenes.
    • To investigate the feasibility of capturing moving images of dynamic objects behind dynamic scatterers using COSH.

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    • Implemented a high-speed digital micromirror device (DMD) for dynamic FZP generation and scanning.
    • Constructed a COSH-based microscope system.
    • Applied random sparse sampling and compressive sensing for image reconstruction.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved experimental hologram capture at a frame rate of 1.387 Hz using a single-pixel detector.
    • Numerical simulations demonstrated potential imaging frame rates of approximately 28 Hz.
    • Successfully captured moving images of dynamic objects, including those behind dynamic scatterers.

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    • The high-speed DMD-based COSH system significantly enhances visualization capabilities for dynamic objects.
    • The proposed method advances COSH applications in real-time imaging of dynamic and complex scattering environments.
    • Compressive sensing reconstruction further boosts the imaging speed, paving the way for high-frame-rate 3D holographic imaging.