HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp. has been working with 3M's vehicle wrap technology and Scotchprint® and ScotchCal® window coatings to create better military camouflage designs using fractal patterns that can be applied to weapons, vehicles, helicopters, and even jet aircraft. They claim that these patterns can be applied with little specialized training. Defense Industry Daily reports that at present, up to 10 different governments have enquiries at some level or a working relationship with Hypersteath Biotechnology Group. more »
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Friday, January 6
Fractal Camo Tested on Aircraft
by
Sya
on Fri 06 Jan 2006 08:32 AM EST
HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp. has been working with 3M's vehicle wrap technology and Scotchprint® and ScotchCal® window coatings to create better military camouflage designs using fractal patterns that can be applied to weapons, vehicles, helicopters, and even jet aircraft. They claim that these patterns can be applied with little specialized training. Defense Industry Daily reports that at present, up to 10 different governments have enquiries at some level or a working relationship with Hypersteath Biotechnology Group. more »
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