A great invention by a UK-based company. A coat has been invented which is used for the invisibility of a person in real life.
An invisibility jacket that renders people invisible to infrared cameras is supposedly just years away from being developed, according to a UK-based company.
According to the manufacturer, “The Thermal Camouflage Jacket is the first computer-programmable jacket and the first step towards an invisibility cloak because in infrared you can programme entire areas of it to just disappear.”
However, it is important to note that it has working prototypes.
According to Vollebak, the front of the invisibility jacket features 42 separate graphene patches that can be controlled like pixels.
Over 100 layers of pure graphene are used to construct each patch.
Additionally, they regulate thermal radiation on the surface of the jacket without modifying its temperature.
The crucial element is that each patch may be independently programmed to produce various levels of heat radiation.
And this is how it can blend in with its environment and seem invisible to infrared cameras, according to the business.