To: spetznaz
The thing that pisses me off is that I came up with this about 4 years ago, and even drew up plans for it. I couldn't figure out how to make it overall camo without it being pixelated, or complete camo on one side only. I didn't see any real defense use for it, because it would be too klunky or easily damaged for field deployment, and wouldn't be worth the cost of trying to affix it to aircraft. Especially when it's optical only, and not going to help with the heat or radar signature. Plus, I though the theory was so obvious that somebody had probably already played with it and rejected it. Cameras view the picture behind you, and then distribute it to banks of red/green/blue LEDs covering the other side, forming a mosaic of the image.
31 posted on
02/07/2003 8:31:07 PM PST by
TheLurkerX
("When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro..." Hunter S. Thompson)
To: TheLurkerX
"Cameras view the picture behind you, and then distribute it to banks of red/green/blue LEDs covering the other side, forming a mosaic of the image."
The only problem is that the image would have to "know" from what angle the viewer will be looking - For two observers, one five feet to the left of center and one five feet to the right, the same pixel would have to be from a different image.
33 posted on
02/07/2003 10:48:08 PM PST by
RS
To: TheLurkerX
Cameras view the picture behind you, and then distribute it to banks of red/green/blue LEDs covering the other side, forming a mosaic of the image. THAT has been part of Sci-Fi Camoflage for years.
40 posted on
02/08/2003 6:32:55 AM PST by
lepton
To: TheLurkerX; CheneyChick; Sabertooth
The thing that pisses me off is that I came up with this about 4 years ago, and even drew up plans for it. Lost Haiku
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Five years ago...
I too had plans - worked so well,
Just can't locate 'em.
55 posted on
02/08/2003 8:21:19 PM PST by
bwteim
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