British scientists develop an invisibility shield that can hide any object - VN Intelligence
Inspired by the invisibility cloak of the character Harry Potter in the work of the same name, British scientists have developed an invisibility shield that can help people or objects behind almost completely disappear.
Thought to only appear in sci-fi movies, but now, Invisibility Shield, the UK-based startup, has launched a real-life stealth product that can hide any object. This company has been working on an affordable stealth mechanism for more than 2 years, based on a very simple technology.
Specifically, this shield uses special lenses, designed to accurately deflect light, making people or objects behind it invisible. Since the lenses are oriented vertically, light from the person will be diffused horizontally across the screen. Meanwhile, light in the background (background) is refracted towards the observer. As a result, the observer will not be able to see neither the shield nor the person or object hidden behind it.
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