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Company Close to ‘Real-Life Invisibility Cloak’ Like Harry Potter
The company says its latest shields use lens arrays and include a 180cm by 120cm Megashield for hiding people and objects.
- London-Based Invisibility Shield has unveiled a new range of portable shields using precision-engineered lens arrays to make people and objects disappear from view.
- Founder Tristan Thompson said the technology is edging closer to the magical cloaks featured in Harry Potter, designed to give customers more flexibility when concealing objects.
- Preorder prices start at $65 for the 12-inch Mini shield, while the massive 180cm by 120cm Megashield is available to order for $805.
- The Invisibility Shields material can be supplied with adhesive backing for windows or room dividers, and tiled indefinitely to conceal massive objects.
- Thompson suggested there are potential military applications for the technology, and the firm is conducting preliminary tests to hide unsightly landscape objects such as cellphone towers.
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Company close to ‘real-life invisibility cloak’ like Harry Potter
A new range of products uses precision-engineered lens arrays to diffuse the light reflected from the subject behind.
·Washington, United States
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