You can also do it in software by just recording IMU with high precision time stamps (a lot of camera sensors have a gpio they can interrupt on even every scan line) and post-processing. There’s cool techniques where they can remove various issues in rolling shutter through this technique to get global-shutter like quality and removing camera-movement induced motion blur. I haven’t heard of it applied to super res but I don’t see why not. I think Google uses similar techniques to implement their software HDR solution which takes 3 back to back snapshots at different exposure levels and merges them.