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They mention it’s flexible enough for clothing, I wonder how practical it would be to use it to make a low cost body suit for various purposes (ranging from eva
by jsjohnst 8y ago
They mention it’s flexible enough for clothing, I wonder how practical it would be to use it to make a low cost body suit for various purposes (ranging from evading night vision goggles to being part of a cool high tech stage act).
- cryoshon 8y agocould have several military/space applications imo: 1. evading IR (from what i understand this tech could avoid both passive IR and also active/spotlight style IR, but i may be wrong) 2. heating/cooling soldiers/astronauts depending on their needs
- dfsegoat 8y agoFor what it is worth - this tech. already exists for what you describe for military purposes - as vinyl: https://www.ahh.biz/vinyl/vinyl_military_tent_with_ir_blocking.php https://www.ahh.biz/vinyl/vinyl_military_tent_with_ir_blocki... It is used to create small tents that anti-tank etc. teams can hide within to evade EO sensors on aircraft/vehicles.
- spitfire 8y agoOn the opposite team Al-Qaeda and ISIS snipers learned to use wool blankets. So if you're ever in a war-zone and see a nice wool blanked in the middle of nowhere, take cover.