BAE's ADAPTIV technology renders vehicles invisible to infrared
ADAPTIV panels could be fitted to a range of ground vehicles, ships, and aircraft
Article Summary
Infrared imaging is used for a range of military applications - such as target acquisition, night vision, homing and tracking - which means that any vehicle with some kind of infrared “invisibility cloak” would hold significant advantages on the battlefield. BAE Systems has tested just such a technology that not only allows vehicles to blend into their surroundings, but can also let it mimic other vehicles or natural objects.
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