I remember his first videos made the material seem cloth like, I'm pretty sure they just used a green blanket and basic camera trickery. My point is, this guy seems like a number of the other military contractors out there, faking it until he makes it.
yea we saw in iraq and afganistan the "very advanced" peaces of camouflage they used in their bases. Cloth with painted motives. You, sir watch too many movies.
Improve it a little, you won't see jack from a Distance. It's all about distance and blending into background environment. Search for targets in the horizon is not easy.
yeah i think this is more of a advertisement for a company that needs more recognition. This is ancient tech... I guess it could be good in the right application but cloaking wont be it. They have cloth that works like the cloaking blanket in Harry Potter, and Ive known about it for at least 5 years now.
Amazingly simple technology that can utterly confuse a military enemy. The material has great potential in the toy and novelty industries, as well as other industries. A very worthwhile video.
I remember when they showed this stuff to a general way back in the early 90's and he wasn't impressed until they removed it and he got extremely excited that there was a small tank behind it that couldn't be seen. He quickly stated that he was excited that the tank was the real important part but couldn't explain how. Then he winked :D one of the best gifts they gave the old guy before he called it quits.
"And now I'm invisible." military: "Err, I can still see you." "No, you can't." military: "Yes I can, you're the blurry blob." "I'm invisible." *waves hand* military: "You're not f'ing Yoda, I can see you." * stays silent * * uncomfortable long silence * military: "Arf forget it. We're not buying this crap." * stays silent *
There is a huge market for privacy windows in buildings. When the lights are on at night, people can still see through the currently available one way glass.
Your idea is the closest thing to a practical idea, that iv seen in the comments. And it actually considers how the tech works, and would work in real life.
It’s funny because I discovered this many years ago when I tore apart old projection tube televisions. The freznal lens is usually 1 layer behind the protective sheet. Not a Miracle and very easy to see during the day.
the thing that im asking is..how is he gonna patent this if it is based almost solely on a lens product that has been out for 30 years. in fact a Ludor is the specific type of lens made of this material that they sell for cheap magic trick off of amazon. So how is he gonna claim the sole intelectual rights to this?
Very good... back in the 80's (I was born in 84) when I was five in 1990 I use to love the feeling of the same material that used to be in some sweet wrappers... I never thought it would turn out to have the invisibility material in my hands...nice to know though
The real game changer is moving from a plastic sheet to making this into a textile fabric at a fiber level or lenticular lenses at Nano particle level.
only from one angle. the invisibility angle is realy tight. also, with a gasp of wind, the plastic would fly away, cutting in half any unfortunate organic it would land on.
Wow, I never would have expected you to produce a holographic copy of Parliament’s classic ‘Clones Of Dr Funkenstein’ during this video. Ok, so now I’ve seen everything. (Great album by the way)
This is a really cool idea. I wish they would make large panels to give to local police depts to screen off accident sites, and keep the rubberneckers from jamming up traffic.
I wonder if you could make a transparent phone with this technology, like the ones you seen all the Sci-Fi movies, just a piece of glass or plastic with a touch screen.
not clocking yet. would need to somehow have it deployed without it needing to be a solid material. I recommend using a magnetic field to contain a soft particle system of lensing particles where the magnetic field can shape the "cloud" of material which can surround an object.
Military's don't need someyhing lesser quality to what they already have and using. Their invisibility is perfect with NO image or blurring. The guy is working on a Lubors lens. Magic trick credit card material. Made a fairy good one from a large screen tv lens and I've seen/used a flexible rain coat material. The homemade one's here using different gens is really great so everyone use his methods it's fun
It's just going to look like a bunch of large texture errors walking around. I think the enemy might catch on pretty quick and just target them. But it would be pretty cool for hide and seek I guess.
This might seem useful at first glance, but when you think about it, the military application is kinda limited. It doesn't perfectly cloak you and the resulting visual effect actually catches people's attention. People can't see what's behind it, but they can see that there's something very interesting there. It's also cumbersome as it can only be rolled up in one axis, which means a human size one will be a human-height cylinder at its most compact. A vehicle-sized one will be a major logistical nuisance to transport.
using total internal reflection near perfect stealth material is already being used here... plus no distortion of background.. but its obvious we can hide our asset up to 4-6 square-meter , but battleships and fighter jets is still at large...
The future of targeting isn't with the visible spectrum. It's radar and thermal. This isn't the best answer for either of those. But I could see this making big waves in the private sector for security windows, and some of the other things they mention.
'It' (is actually a he) does not assume. You're wrong if you think that the military always has heat vision goggles and satellites at the ready, for every location at any time.
If the military wasn't interested, it just means they've developed something better decades ago.
The DOD (Pentagon) can be seriously incompetent unfortunately
I remember his first videos made the material seem cloth like, I'm pretty sure they just used a green blanket and basic camera trickery. My point is, this guy seems like a number of the other military contractors out there, faking it until he makes it.
yea we saw in iraq and afganistan the "very advanced" peaces of camouflage they used in their bases. Cloth with painted motives. You, sir watch too many movies.
Or stole the idea
they been had this
He did 40 demonstrations for the military...but nobody saw them ...
😂
John Cena
Absolutely genius! Haha
Ba-dum-tsss.
They weren’t in the right headspace
Where's the enemy?
Uh... behind that smeary piece of plastic maybe?
Ok, send all the bullets there.
Ok.
Shoot the smudgy figures in front of you.
Improve it a little, you won't see jack from a Distance. It's all about distance and blending into background environment. Search for targets in the horizon is not easy.
Market it to the consumer ..
yeah i think this is more of a advertisement for a company that needs more recognition. This is ancient tech... I guess it could be good in the right application but cloaking wont be it. They have cloth that works like the cloaking blanket in Harry Potter, and Ive known about it for at least 5 years now.
You would never see a person from a distance in the woods with that
I really need this when my mother in law come to visit
😂
Ok man😅
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Lenny Cruz amen!!!!
So if I see any distortion around me, I’m just gonna swing a bat at it.
and if you try to rescure a hostile, while someone is sniping maybe 100 feet away? you cant see nobody then
Correct
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Lol lol
U don't see anything w the active camouflage
Amazingly simple technology that can utterly confuse a military enemy. The material has great potential in the toy and novelty industries, as well as other industries. A very worthwhile video.
We have had this tech since the 70s. It will never take off and is really impractical if you really think about it.
I remember when they showed this stuff to a general way back in the early 90's and he wasn't impressed until they removed it and he got extremely excited that there was a small tank behind it that couldn't be seen. He quickly stated that he was excited that the tank was the real important part but couldn't explain how. Then he winked :D one of the best gifts they gave the old guy before he called it quits.
My 20 year old shower door does the same thing.
Haha
Lol
OMG I laughed out loud
hahahahhaha, love it, YOU won the Internet award today.
"And now I'm invisible."
military: "Err, I can still see you."
"No, you can't."
military: "Yes I can, you're the blurry blob."
"I'm invisible." *waves hand*
military: "You're not f'ing Yoda, I can see you."
* stays silent *
* uncomfortable long silence *
military: "Arf forget it. We're not buying this crap."
* stays silent *
They probably have much bigger technology being developed anyway. Wonder when they are gonna use it
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When you think you are funny
@@tooti3138 Awww you're cute
Ronny Nussbaum when you think you are funny again
Did Rick and Mitty name this material? You can’t just put the word “quantum” in front the name to make it more science fiction-y.
Seems like you can actually
Like a Deepak Chopra psychobabble book
U meant morty?
Change quantum stealth to oily plastic stealth.
In an alternate universe its Mitty
Never thought the stealth camo in Metal Gear was something that could actually become real . . . That's crazy.
There is a huge market for privacy windows in buildings. When the lights are on at night, people can still see through the currently available one way glass.
Your idea is the closest thing to a practical idea, that iv seen in the comments. And it actually considers how the tech works, and would work in real life.
Not if you put the film backwards, my guy... 😂 😅
They even make the same scratchy sound.
Designed for military use.. because of it's state of the art and optimal useability.. Simply amazing cutting edge technology.
It just looks like the foggy decor glass they put in showers...
Now we've got a use for that...
I'd say this is a little more advanced!
The first things I thought of were when I first learned how to use the Photoshop Blur and Clone Stamp tools lol.
It’s funny because I discovered this many years ago when I tore apart old projection tube televisions. The freznal lens is usually 1 layer behind the protective sheet. Not a Miracle and very easy to see during the day.
But can I see clearly through it if I'm the one hiding behind it?
hmm probably not, an that's probably we never heard of this before and also probably why the military didn't liked.
No the plastic works the same both ways
no but that's no problem though, just have a tiny camera around it feeding video to your goggles or something.
@@jokergallagherTV the in depth videos on their website demo a version that lets you see through one side not the other
the thing that im asking is..how is he gonna patent this if it is based almost solely on a lens product that has been out for 30 years. in fact a Ludor is the specific type of lens made of this material that they sell for cheap magic trick off of amazon. So how is he gonna claim the sole intelectual rights to this?
Fresnel lenses from old projector televisions do the same thing as this material. I used to play with one as an "invisibility" cloak all the time.
Very good... back in the 80's (I was born in 84) when I was five in 1990 I use to love the feeling of the same material that used to be in some sweet wrappers... I never thought it would turn out to have the invisibility material in my hands...nice to know though
You had unfathomable power in the palm of your hands and you let it slip away.
The real game changer is moving from a plastic sheet to making this into a textile fabric at a fiber level or lenticular lenses at Nano particle level.
Probably can buy this now on Aliexpress for dirt cheap.
stop letting normal people know about aliexpress
@@Tobiana1414 lmao how else is my shopify ads gonna convert
Shut upp
@@Pestolis lol
You can buy this stuff cheap, Just search fresnel lens.
I knew I was going to love this video after he said “they even make the same scratchy sound” LOL
I wonder if I could hide my whole house?
“sorry, no ones home” ... literally, there is no home
well if you want a car crash into your home
i guess if there' no home, there's no crash
Holly Hsieh unless it’s the new Tesla Cyber Truck...looks like that thing could break anything
only from one angle. the invisibility angle is realy tight. also, with a gasp of wind, the plastic would fly away, cutting in half any unfortunate organic it would land on.
I was just about to comment, "yep. Gonna layer my whole house with this"
@@kelseyedlearningtechnology824 yeah then they did the test on the windows and they broke 😂
1:15 Who just had that weird nostalgia moment
Yup!
Sir,I was about to comment that.
This technology can become a game changer for many applications it needs looked into.
I have a feeling it might already be in use...by the Space Force
I'm impressed,,,,,,, those were some very very good scratchy sounds,,,,, the invisibility properties were okay I guess.
THAT sounds gives me goosebumps all over 😖
I had to rip my headphones off of my head because of it. Goosebumps for days. 😖
cool the days of going out without clothes is coming true!
Probably could land in trouble for this but there already exists an active dynamic cloaking technology that adjusts to different environments.
I need it.
An invisibility cloak that is in itself pretty visible.
could obscure the wearer enough to not pinpoint a target
That scratchy sound sent chills up my spine.
Wow, I never would have expected you to produce a holographic copy of Parliament’s classic ‘Clones Of Dr Funkenstein’ during this video.
Ok, so now I’ve seen everything.
(Great album by the way)
This is a really cool idea. I wish they would make large panels to give to local police depts to screen off accident sites, and keep the rubberneckers from jamming up traffic.
But then what if people couldn’t see a car accident and they plowed right into it? 😅
Quantum Stealth for the style conscious Klingon on a budget.
Love Klingons! ❤
Guy Cramer is in a video titled New technology makes troops invisible
from•Dec 4, 2012
. He's talking about it there too.
I already can see weed farms beeing cloaked by this 😁
U won't see any weed farms cloaked with this
Good one! 🤣
That would make an awesome fence, or room divider
He's definitely right that this is more useful to nefarious low-budget groups. :( It's scary how effective it was to trick infra-red sensor.
thx for showing and describing how it was made. i feel really safe out here now.....
Clearly this guy is gonna be a bajillionaire
Clearly this guy wasted lots of money on tech that has excited since the 70s
Dafuq, no way.
Poor guy wanted to become a billionare by sellling plastic sheets Didnt worked out for him well
this would be amazing for architectural applications.
I am ready for Metal Gear Solid
Mgs has better tech then this 70s plastic
I wanna use this for architecture. Making windows and the outdoors accessible to inner rooms. U don’t need to have a window office to see nature.
When he finds and fix any problems to make it perfect he will disapear
absolutely game changer
I can see a Wonder Woman airplane being built soon lol
INTELMAXELL MULTI-ROTORS No you can’t see; it’s invisible.
@@janosKern1 LOL :p
I think a more directly applicable for this in a military situation is for an observer or sniper's nest.
I wonder if you could make a transparent phone with this technology, like the ones you seen all the Sci-Fi movies, just a piece of glass or plastic with a touch screen.
Hand-held bullet-proof shields, Army Helmets, Safe Hideaways there is a whole world of applications.
Next year I can be the headless horseman for Halloween! Just need a mask version.
Nice! 😂
Game changer.
Why is no one talking about that guys alien like eyes
Nice video, thank you for producing and sharing.
Can not wait, till they figure out how to make some sort of predator or elite type camouflage.
They do, it's expensive and not practical. Darpa has the tech. This is silly nonsense plastic
1:56 i like how they put liquid so you cant be infrared
I bet FLIR can see through the material!
not clocking yet. would need to somehow have it deployed without it needing to be a solid material. I recommend using a magnetic field to contain a soft particle system of lensing particles where the magnetic field can shape the "cloud" of material which can surround an object.
Voldemort...it’s on!
Yep, looks awsome.
Pff, James Bond already has had it on his car for years
Military's don't need someyhing lesser quality to what they already have and using. Their invisibility is perfect with NO image or blurring. The guy is working on a Lubors lens. Magic trick credit card material. Made a fairy good one from a large screen tv lens and I've seen/used a flexible rain coat material. The homemade one's here using different gens is really great so everyone use his methods it's fun
I had a binder in junior high that was just like that.
I met Guy Cramer today. Super interesting stuff.
I'm here to confirm whether I can use it in my bathroom or not.
My interest in this product refracted...
The military gonna have them in their houses so they can come back home at 3am without being caught
I need this to sneak into work when I’m late
I want it in a suit that covers my whole body and head, sounds like fun lol.
You would still be viable in that way. The plastic needs space away from the object.
I’ll remember you for this video as well, legend.
I can already see some guy holding this shield and pretending he's invisible.
No, I can't see your face well, but I know you're there. lol
Wish you can really turn it on and off. Seems cumbersome to carry around a literal Invisibility Cloak.
Looks like someone went crazy with Photoshop’s auto fill
It's just going to look like a bunch of large texture errors walking around. I think the enemy might catch on pretty quick and just target them. But it would be pretty cool for hide and seek I guess.
No ones made a suit from it yet?? Cmon nerds!
Thank you for your intellectual input this technology is absolutely amazing moving forward O'Ora
The us military industrial complex doesn’t want a cheap solution rather spend billions on more high tech varieties So they can line the pockets
And this is why american taxes are so high >.>
@@Hadeks_Marow American taxes are actually pretty low. Here's the correction: And this is why american social services are so crappy.
This might seem useful at first glance, but when you think about it, the military application is kinda limited. It doesn't perfectly cloak you and the resulting visual effect actually catches people's attention. People can't see what's behind it, but they can see that there's something very interesting there. It's also cumbersome as it can only be rolled up in one axis, which means a human size one will be a human-height cylinder at its most compact. A vehicle-sized one will be a major logistical nuisance to transport.
Ok am I the only one who got goose bumps from that scratching? I've always hated that
Stuff like this has been used in the military for over 20 years.
what LPI lens did you use?
Who else liked the vid for the scratchy sound🤣
Hate the sound
I need this for when im finishing in your front yard
the military has no use for this duh, they have way better tech than this
1:17 my entire body flinched at the sound of this
This isnt NEW, Optical Physics been around for years .
If I could get this plastic I would make head to toe suite out of it.
This same technology has been applied to military UFO's.....
.....I know because I scratched one
Would be perfect for stealth from the bottom against the sky.
using total internal reflection near perfect stealth material is already being used here... plus no distortion of background.. but its obvious we can hide our asset up to 4-6 square-meter , but battleships and fighter jets is still at large...
This has been out for years, just now allowed to be public knowledge.
7 titan hey everyone, it’s “that’s guy”
7 titan and as you can see, nobody cares 😆
he should have marketed this to the people years ago. Artists and movie makers will have a field day with this
Imagine fooling Russians with a plastic sheet
The future of targeting isn't with the visible spectrum. It's radar and thermal. This isn't the best answer for either of those. But I could see this making big waves in the private sector for security windows, and some of the other things they mention.
This is funny, it assumes the military uses their eyes to scan for threats.
Sandile Khowane
Exactly
'It' (is actually a he) does not assume. You're wrong if you think that the military always has heat vision goggles and satellites at the ready, for every location at any time.
Freaking Awesome!!!! 😱😳🙌🏾🔥🔥⚡️⚡️
how can this be patented when TV, projectors and others are using the same thing same concept?
They don't? Only the 3d images with the scratchy sound.
Excellent could it be possible to put digital images on this ?
This is essentially a really bad high school science experiment
Beautiful
Can I finally fulfill my dream of sneaking into the girls' locker room?
4:13 That's amazing, why don't we have that now?