Stealth technology through the lens
The stealth technology of US scientists uses multiple layers of lenses, which can cause the object to disappear in the eyes of the observer.
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The stealth technology of US scientists uses multiple layers of lenses, which can cause the object to disappear in the eyes of the observer.
If you think the wearable device can only be a Oculus or Google Glass virtual reality bracelet, a newly launched project in Switzerland will change that way of thinking.
The US military has announced plans to build small tanks with unique stealth capabilities and double the speed of existing armored vehicles.
Invisibility cloak may not yet come true, but a method of creating light-based materials can be used in the near future to create this type of cloak.
A team of researchers in Texas (USA) is developing a new computer keyboard with key features without keys.
British scientists have found for the first time the ability to use ultrasound to capture or move certain micro particles in the body.
Scientists in eastern China have just released the technology
South Korea has developed a radar-absorbing paint that will allow these warships to be stealthed by enemy radar.
Yafet Askale, 28, was caught in an invisible dye while breaking into a stolen car in Harlesden, North West London in June.
The Canadian military began secret experiments on a form of invisibility sleigh, used for patrol work to the Great White North.
A group of French and German researchers have created a prototype of the 'invisible cloak', capable of hiding things from the heat.
Hyperstealth Biotech Canada has just developed a camouflage fabric that can make the wearer invisible.
The US Navy is about to test the robotic automatic stealth aircraft.