Benn Glazier [weblog]

I've recently relocated to London from Sydney and I'll ramble about good food and drink around town, eclectic electronic music, absolutely anything to do with digital media, throw some sport (more than likely cricket) in and the odd personal experience — as seen through my camera lens.

The Illusion of Transparency

Japanese scientists have come up with a device that can effectively make an object seem transparent. Essentially, a series of moving pictures are taken from behind the object and projected onto to the object being camoflagued, creating this illusion of transparency.

Here’s some footage plus a more in-depth description (well, it’s still quite high level) of how it works here.

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