human eye and thermal detector
New camouflage tech makes soldiers virtually 'invisible' both to the human eye and thermal detectors
Israel's Polaris Solutions, a survival product manufacturer, has unveiled a redesigned camouflage net that claims to make soldiers virtually'undetectable.' Developed in partnership with Israel's Ministry of Defense (MoD), the Kit 300 sheet is made of thermal visual concealment (TVC) material that combines microfibers, metals and polymers to make soldiers harder to see with the human eye and thermal cameras. The sheet weighs just 1.1 pounds, allowing soldiers to easily roll it up and carry it while trekking through dangerous war zones. Soldiers wrap it around themselves when on the move and join their sheets together to build a barrier that resembles rock when they set up a position. Israel's Polaris Solutions, a firm that creates technology for survivability solutions LESS JARGONY, has unveiled a redesigned camouflage net that claims to make soldiers virtually'undetectable' 'Someone staring at them with binoculars from afar will not see soldiers,' Gal Harari, the head of the detectors and imaging technology branch of the MoD's research and development unit, said in a statement. The Kit 300 aims to reinvent the traditional camouflage gear that has gone nearly unchanged.