Successfully making stealth material can make the person behind it disappear!

People still crave stealth power from the day we imagine it to be. Thanks to science, we begin to understand where vision comes from, gradually studying how to distort that ability to achieve true stealth technology. We just got the latest example, from the Canadian company Hyperstealth .

Hyperstealth is a company that specializes in manufacturing camouflage technology and has just launched Quantum Stealth - Quantum Hiding. It's a layer of material that obscures a paper-thin view, is cheap to manufacture and requires no power to operate. It is not capable of turning the material behind it completely invisible, but at least it will be hidden from the eyes peering through the speakers.

Hyperstealth has found a way to 'censor' blur real life.

This technology is based on effects created by lenticular lenses. If you've ever seen pictures that, when placed at different angles, it will look different, that is, you've seen this technology in real life.

This material can bend light, so that the human eye can see things that are either very close, or very far away, which means that there will be a space in which the object is hidden. naked eye. Simply put, that Hyperstealth has found a way to 'censor' real life.

Guy Cramer, founder and CEO of Hyperstealth has been researching this technology since 2010, and since planning to develop stealth materials, Cramer has had the opportunity to work with many military organizations. Not long ago, Guy Cramer applied for 4 patents related to Quantum Hiding technology, along with a series of videos demonstrating the ability of special materials.

The details of how this material was made are still unknown, but how it works is understandable. This is the phenomenon of light refraction with a characteristic Snell's law, which occurs when light changes direction when passing through the interface between two different refractive medium.

Put a spoon into the cup of water, you will easily see the phenomenon of refraction. This is also the reason that looking down from the shore, the water tank looks more shallow than usual. It can be seen that the interface between the two environments plays a vital role in deceiving vision, which is also the principle of the utopia 'invisibility cloak' technology and the real Hyperstealth technology.

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