OPTICAL CAMOUFLAGE 1 Optical Camouflage M.SASIDHAR 07231A0581 CSE.

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OPTICAL CAMOUFLAGE 1 Optical Camouflage M.SASIDHAR 07231A0581 CSE

What is Optical Camouflage? 2 It’s developed by scientists at the University of Tokyo. Optical camouflage is a kind of camouflage in which one wears a cloth which projects the background so that he appears somehow invisible. Optical Camouflage

What is Invisibility Cloak? 3 The invisibility cloak renders the human partially invisible, when he/she slips beneath the shining, silvery cloak. Optical Camouflage

Invisibility Cloak is now a reality. Optical Camouflage 4

How Invisibility Cloak is Real? Optical camouflage requires a complicated arrangement. First, the person who wants to be invisible (Person A) wears the cloak. An observer (Person B) stands before (Person A) at a specific location. At that location, (Person A) appear to be partially invisible to (Person B). If (Person B) were viewing from a slightly different location, he would simply see (Person A) wearing a cloak. Optical Camouflage 5

The cloak that enables optical camouflage to work is made from a special material known as retro-reflective material. Optical Camouflage The Invisibility Cloak 6

Retro-Reflectivity : Optical Camouflage 7

Principle : Optical camouflage doesn't work by way of magic. It works by taking advantage of something called augmented-reality technology. Optical Camouflage 8

Augmented reality merely tries to supplement real world with additional, helpful content. 9 Augmented Reality : Optical Camouflage

Requirements : A garment made from highly reflective material A video camera A computer A projector A special, half-silvered mirror called a combiner Optical Camouflage 10

The Complete System : Optical Camouflage 11

Video Camera : Capturing the background image requires a video camera, which sits behind the person wearing the cloak. The video from the camera must be in a digital format so it can be sent to a computer for processing. Optical Camouflage 12

Computer : All augmented-reality systems rely on powerful computers to synthesize graphics and then superimpose them on a real-world image. Optical Camouflage 13

Computer : For optical camouflage, the Computer must take the image from the video camera, calculate the appropriate perspective to simulate reality to be projected onto the retro-reflective material. Optical Camouflage 14

Projector : For optical camouflage, the central opening must be the size of a pinhole. This ensures a larger depth of field so that the cloak can be located any distance from the projector. Optical Camouflage 15

Combiner : A special mirror to both reflect the projected image toward the cloak and to let light rays bouncing off the cloak return to the user's eye. This special mirror is called a beam splitter, or a combiner. Optical Camouflage 16

Combiner : The combiner allows the user to perceive both the image enhanced by the computer and light from the surrounding world. Optical Camouflage 17

Combiner : Combiner is critical because the computer-generated image and the real-world scene must be fully integrated for the illusion of invisibility to seem realistic. Optical Camouflage 18

Real World Applications Optical Camouflage 19 It is mainly used in Military i.e.., Stealth Technology, to make airplane invisible from Radar

Doctors performing surgery could use optical camouflage to see through their hands and instruments to the underlying tissue. Real World Applications Optical Camouflage 20

Real World Applications Optical Camouflage 21 Pilots landing a plane could use this technology to make cockpit floors transparent. This would enable them to see the runway and the landing gear simply by glancing down.

Drivers backing up cars could benefit one day from optical camouflage. A quick glance backward through a transparent rear would make it easy to know when to stop. Real World Applications Optical Camouflage 22

Disadvantages : Surface is used as the reflector will be having the natural folds and wrinkles in the material. The target can only be in a certain field of view Optical Camouflage 23

Disadvantages : Partial Invisibility Requires Expensive Equipment. Optical Camouflage 24

Although this is having some disadvantages, Optical Camouflage is a nice technology. However further developments are being going on. I believe this is going to change the entire world. Conclusion : Optical Camouflage 25

ANY QUERIES ? Optical Camouflage 26

Thank you Optical Camouflage 27