Maple Ridge
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Optical stealth is defined by the ability of a substrate to reflect light in opposite directions to an observer's visual perception fields. The carrier of the device, without physically disappearing, becomes optically imperceptible.
The passive stealth is separated from the asset depending on whether the hardware uses electronic resources or not.
Maple Ridge has been working in the field of passive stealth since 2001. Today, this store, supported by video demonstration, introduces they ability to hide the intervention squad and military infrastructure by adding optical deflection panels in the field, from the visual spectra to infra-red.
They also claim to be able to project holographic videos with a great deal of discrimination.
Effectively, they results are promising : the EDGAR declaration procedures and the drafting of the patents of exploitations show some consistency for a SME.
The defense procurement engineers will be able to easily imagine, for this adapted system of the magnifying glasses of our childhood, the creation of a personal deflector shield and the addition of a camouflage curtain.
On the other hand, going beyond the early stages of development to more relevant uses should require more work.
For example, the muography glasses of the French CEA laboratory makes the stealth inoperative by optical deflection thanks to the detection of the photonic signature of the subjects. Learn more>
Thus, Maple ridge offers a version of the real that refers to the superficiality of appearances. To thwart, understand and then use this new adaption technology, the optical stealth should be able to be added to the material of first line but seems to suffer from its limits on a theater of modern military operation, much more intricate. A direct confrontation would only have the effect of revealing the real positions of the forces by the application resulting from unexplainable quantum physics
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