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This technology is pretty interesting but is really not practical to use for invisibility . It does however have a practical use in safety applications of cars that have blind spots. It gives the illusion that the vehicle is transparent. But this technology relies on cameras and projectors to achieve the effect of invisibility. So it would be pretty hard to use practically on a person, but it would be great in a military application like hiding tanks and other large objects.
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This technology is pretty interesting but is really not practical to use for invisibility . It does however have a practical use in safety applications of cars that have blind spots. It gives the illusion that the vehicle is transparent. But this technology relies on cameras and projectors to achieve the effect of invisibility. So it would be pretty hard to use practically on a person, but it would be great in a military application like hiding tanks and other large objects.
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