Nanodiamonds, ultrafine diamond particles with diameters on the nanoscale, have emerged as a cutting-edge material in diamond grinding. These nanodiamond particles can be incorporated into diamond abrasive tools or used as a surface coating to enhance tool performance. With their extremely high hardness and superior wear resistance, nanodiamonds improve cutting efficiency and increase tool lifespan, resulting in reduced maintenance costs.

Advances in technology have allowed for the development of real-time monitoring and control systems in diamond grinding. These systems utilize sensors, data analysis algorithms, and machine learning to monitor and analyze grinding parameters such as force, temperature, and surface quality during the grinding process. Real-time feedback enables operators to make adjustments and optimize grinding conditions, reducing errors and enhancing process control.