'Invisibility Cloak' Patented
Ulyanovsk State University Professor Oleg Gadomsky has recieved a Russian patent for an "INVISIBILITY CLOAK" -- a method for making things INVISIBLE. The technology is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from an American invention I told you about in my newsletter in September, 2002, as well as invisibility technology invented at Tokyo University, which I told you about in January, 2003, although it's likely that the photograph used on one of the Russian publication links is from the Tokyo effort.
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uh what is your source for this? don't tell me it's pravda news
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buy the way any other info on the invisiblity cloak.
Japanese guys were doing this same thing years ago. Just another example of how patents are busted.
If you go to howstuffworks.com and type in invisibility cloak, you can see how ti works.
I believe Popular Science had an article about a cloak like this a while back. It "sees" what is behind you and shows it on the cloak
This is a cool thing, fairly old though.
It has to be viewed through a special scope and a specific angle and blah blah blah.
Very cool though, lots of great potential uses.
As a physicist, I must extend my thanks for the never ending humor available on the web. Good s**t. :)
stop posting your lame blog to digg. post the actual stoy.
Ok look...This is an old story but it was made by Japanese Students. It's called Optical Camouflage - http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/projects/MEDIA/xv/oc.html - check it out for yourself. Some Russian guy did not invent it. This was also featured at Wired's Nextfest in San Fransisco not too long ago.
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Sorry to break it to you, but Japan already did it 2 years ago.
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I amazed how this "invisible cloacking" story keeps returning.
For this to work you only need a webcam, a video projector and a highly reflective fabric.
The web cam is on the opposite side of the projector, relative to the fabric. The projector just projects the webcam video stream on the fabric.
The "invisibility" only works if the viewer is perfectly aligned with the webcam.
99.9999999999999% of all the viewers will see the object from another angle...
How is it invisible? I can see him!
this is so stupid, a fake japanese technology like this came out a few years ago. THIS IS NOT REAL!!! atleast not the way that its portrayed. There is a way to array cameras arond an object but its not a see through suit. or, go buy a light blue jacket, shoot video from 2 cams, chroma key it (blue Screen) and boom, you have the same effect. how are people so stupid, it even specifies that it cant use moving images
The article didn't say he invented it, it said he PATENTED it, Sherlock.
This is soooooo coool :))
Um, he did post the source. Click on "Invisibility Cloak" or "Invisible"...
that's really cool technology
i find some similar video invent by japanese :D
share to u
http://revver.com/video/11764
http://revver.com/video/11765
http://revver.com/video/11767
http://revver.com/video/11763
http://revver.com/video/11762
http://revver.com/video/11766
why should i beleive this the picture looks fake. is it even pupposed to be real?
you will when you see this....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBO1G9y59ss&search=camouflage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBO1G9y59ss&search=camouflage
check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBO1G9y59ss&search=camouflage
Seriously people, read the further info before you post. In links given to you form this blogspot, it auctually states that this is NOT the same technology that was used by Japan 2 odd years ago. Instead this is some kind of gold particle light bending... Thing. Read for yourselves.
Know what your talking about before you start freaking out.
all I can say is - wow this is amazing stuff :-)
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this is amazing but you can still see the outline of the guy.
if you look at the youtube video, check the tv screen where people are walking by and when the person is in front of the screen. the slowdown looks like a computer projection to me
Question: Who actually needs to be invisible? OK, it's cool and whatever, but is it necessary? I also am not sure if it would even work, but why do we need it?
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