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We propose an approach to detect individual Rydberg molecules with eachmolecule consisting of two atoms in different Rydberg states. The schemeexploits the movement of atoms in the presence of an external force that exertsonly on atoms in one Rydberg state. Since the movement of atoms in the otherRydberg state depends on whether they are bound with atoms directly driven bythe applied force, bound atoms can be distinguished from unbound atoms. Byutilizing electromagnetically induced transparency, it is possible tonon-destructively image the positions of molecules. The scheme is sensitive toa weak force, which is suited to optically detect spatial positions and bondstructure of Rydberg molecules.

Spatial imaging of the movement of bound atoms to reveal the Rydberg molecular bond via electromagnetically induced transparency