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    Optical camouflage is a type of active camouflage that can render the wearer invisible. It works by displaying an image of the scene behind the wearer on the front surfaces, so that viewers see through the wearer. Scientists have developed a system using a retro-reflective jacket, camera, computer, and projector that captures and displays the background scene, making the wearer seem invisible by merging them with the background scene. While not as simple as fiction's invisibility cloaks, optical camouflage technology aims to render invisibility using cameras, computers, and projectors to blend the wearer into their surroundings.

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    Optical camouflage is a type of active camouflage that can render the wearer invisible. It works by displaying an image of the scene behind the wearer on the front surfaces, so that viewers see through the wearer. Scientists have developed a system using a retro-reflective jacket, camera, computer, and projector that captures and displays the background scene, making the wearer seem invisible by merging them with the background scene. While not as simple as fiction's invisibility cloaks, optical camouflage technology aims to render invisibility using cameras, computers, and projectors to blend the wearer into their surroundings.

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    Optical camouflage is a type of active camouflage that can render the wearer invisible. It works by displaying an image of the scene behind the wearer on the front surfaces, so that viewers see through the wearer. Scientists have developed a system using a retro-reflective jacket, camera, computer, and projector that captures and displays the background scene, making the wearer seem invisible by merging them with the background scene. While not as simple as fiction's invisibility cloaks, optical camouflage technology aims to render invisibility using cameras, computers, and projectors to blend the wearer into their surroundings.

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    ARYA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

    Synopsis
    on
    “Optical Camouflage”

    Name:- Arun Kumar Soni


    Email_id:- soni9999arun9999@gmail.com
    Roll_no:- 07EAICS014
    Optical camouflage is a kind of active camouflage which completely envelopes the wearer.
    It displays an image of the scene on the side opposite the viewer on it, so that the viewer can
    "see through" the wearer, rendering the wearer invisible. The idea is relatively
    straightforward: to create the illusion of invisibility by covering an object with something
    that projects the scene directly behind that object. If you project background image onto the
    masked object, you can observe the masked object just as if it were virtually transparent.
    Optical camouflage can be applied for a real scene. In the case of a real scene, a photograph
    of the scene is taken from the operator’s viewpoint, and this photograph is projected to
    exactly the same place as the original. Actually, applying HMP-based optical camouflage to
    a real scene requires image-based rendering techniques.
    While new high-performance, light-transmitting materials such as aerogel and light-
    transmitting concrete compel us to question the nature of solidity, a new technology
    developed by University of Tokyo seeks to make matter disappear altogether.
    Scientists at Tachi Laboratory have developed Optical Camouflage, which utilizes a
    collection of devices working in concert to render a subject invisible. Although more
    encumbering and complicated than Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak, this system has
    essentially the same goal, rendering invisibility by slipping beneath the shining, silvery cloth.
    Optical Camouflage requires the use of clothing – in this case, a hooded jacket – made with
    a retro-reflective material, which is comprised by thousands of small beads that reflect
    light precisely according to the angle of incidence. A digital video camera placed behind
    the person wearing the cloak captures the scene that the individual would otherwise
    obstruct, and sends data to a computer for processing. A sophisticated program calculates the
    appropriate distance and viewing angle, and then transmits scene via projector using a
    combiner, or a half silvered mirror with an optical hole, which allows a witness to
    perceive a realistic merger of the projected scene with the background – thus rendering the
    cloak-wearer invisible.

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