New York: New stealth technology makes you invisible
We had a few days ago reported on the U.S. military, which is working on a secret camouflage called Hyper Stealth, which will make you invisible. The technology is, according to the responsible company is already available and we had speculated about what this secret technology could based. With the University of Rochester in New York and Optical Cloaking project we get another puzzle piece to the puzzle solution and these are similar to the digital metamaterials University of Pennsylvania to the simple redirecting light atoms. More about the Invisible Cloak Project of the University of Rochester in New York you read as usual with us in the trends of the future blog.
New stealth technology makes you invisible
We know the capes make yourself invisible from movies like Harry Potter, where the young hero a coat tossing around to make themselves literally from the dust. The University of Pennsylvania is already experimenting with digital metamaterials, simply project the light atoms on the other side of an object. From New York now comes the next technology that has a similar approach. Instead of metamaterials technology from the University of Rochester uses a set of lenses, which redirects light to each other in the exact interaction and so the image can appear behind an object before that. Same principle, but two completely different tools that are used for the effect of invisibility.
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