Optical Camouflage (Invisible Cloak)
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- Published on Sunday, 02 August 2009 04:19
With optical-camouflage technology developed by scientists at the University of Tokyo, the invisibility cloak is a reality.
One of the labs in the University of Tokyo uploaded some interesting video. This technology involves neither chroma-keying nor photoshopping but is "quasi-invisivility" using a specific fabric and projector.
Optical Camouflage (Invisible Cloak)
First, the person who wants to be invisible (let's call her Person A) dons a garment that resembles a hooded raincoat. The garment is made of a special material that we'll examine more closely in a moment. Next, an observer (Person B) stands before Person A at a specific location. At that location, instead of seeing Person A wearing a hooded raincoat, Person B sees right through the cloak, making Person A appear to be invisible. The photograph on the right below shows you what Person B would see. If Person B were viewing from a slightly different location, he would simply see Person A wearing a silver garment.
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actually in this optical camouflage, especially using this camouflage, the soldiers were hardly attack the counter party soldiers ,i have seen the video . mainly in this actually first of all we should capture the venue nothing but at place of the war after that we can send the pic into computer and the computer automatically creats a program and that pic continuosly project thet the pic on the wearer. is this process done in this manner or any method is takes place ? plz tell me the answer qbout this. i want must plz send the reply to "saideva.raju@gmail.com".
