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Optical Camouflage Takumi Yoshida, Hideaki Nii, Naoki Kawakami and Susumu Tachi campus | Tokyo: The Exhibition
Optical Camouflage technology makes that anyone and anything wearing a special cloth seems to be transparent. The cloth is made with a retro-reflective material that reflects light precisely according to the angle of incidence. The fabric consists of retro-reflective material that reflects light precisely in accordance with the angle at which it strikes the material’s surface. Depending on the observers point of view, a projected image blends with the background and the fabric becomes transparent.
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