Monday, February 10, 2003
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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