Wuhan University InvisDefense Real Invisibility Cloak
Researchers from Wuhan University in China debut InvisDefense, a real-life invisibility cloak. This creation doesn’t make use of other worldly materials, just a bespoke lenticular grid formed from a row of small convex cylindrical lenses that allow light to be refracted regularly, paired with a normal-looking coat.



It can be classified as a metamaterial since InvisDefense is used to vary perception of the human eye by distorting its visual field, resulting in a vanishing act of sorts. The researchers claim that this invisibility cloak can provide all-weather stealth defense, but in the daytime, particular camouflage patterns can disturb the visual neural network effectively to make it blind. Put simply, it’s a low-cost coat that can be used during the day or night.

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Wuhan University InvisDefense Real Invisibility Cloak

In the nighttime, however, InvisDefense embeds temperature control materials, thus realizing stealth under thermal infrared imaging through special color blocks. As a brand-new defense product, the InvisDefense’s invisibility cloak can be invisible under machine vision and therefore be used to protect personal privacy and security,” said the researchers.

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