New pics from Hyperstealth "Quantum Stealth"

[Zeonprime]

Thanks to Soldier Systems for the story/pics!

Through The Looking Glass With HyperStealth

There’s been little written about HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp’s new Quantum Stealth technology. Thanks to HyperStealth, I have seen a large number of photos in addition to the two that they gave me to share with you. Important to note these are mock ups specfically for use in the media. Don’t mind the hexagons, those are there to throw you off the trail.



The ultimate question you are going to ask me is, “Does it work?” My answer is a simple, “Yes,” but I have to say that it still needs some work. While HyperStealth’s Guy Cramer hasn’t made any claims that it’s quite ready for the battlefield yet, it sure does warrant further development. I’m not sure exactly how it works but I’ve got a real good idea and I have to say that simplicity is key to the success of concepts like this. I’m not going to share my specific observations because this is their idea. Sharing too much might put their IP at risk or worse yet, give the bad guys a notion of how to do it as well.



www.hyperstealth.com

IF/When this becomes field ready, wholey phuckity phuck!

[FOX_111]

I wonder how it work in practice.
I look photoshopped. If it's not, then it's really impressive.

[Cactus-man]

Holy Crap! It's Halo in real life! lol!

[MultipleParadox]

Am I the only one thinking (convinced?) it's fake?

Concidering invisibility/light-deviating cloak have been subject of research for a few years only (at a feasable/usable level, that is), and all they managed to do yet was to make it partially work for high-energy waves (mainly microwaves) with "devices" quite bulkier than a single sheet of cloth, I highy have doubt they would have advanced that fast on that matter.

And, I mean, look at their website...

Google for meta-materials

[Zeonprime]

apparently there was a video of it being tested somewhere in the states(?) that floated around for about a few hours some months ago and that was pulled. person was in one of the test "uniforms" moving about and that little video caused quite a stir before it was yanked.

I personally wait to see the eventual public release. I do believe the article I quoted states that the little hexigons are altering the photo so calling photoshop is accurate.

[Mitchell12]

Originally Posted by MultipleParadox

Am I the only one thinking (convinced?) it's fake?

Concidering invisibility/light-deviating cloak have been subject of research for a few years only (at a feasable/usable level, that is), and all they managed to do yet was to make it partially work for high-energy waves (mainly microwaves) with "devices" quite bulkier than a single sheet of cloth, I highy have doubt they would have advanced that fast on that matter.

And, I mean, look at their website...

Google for meta-materials

Nope you are not the only one, obvious fake is obvious.

[MMatersk]

Damn harry potters cloak of invisibility! I knew it was real . Looks like Photoshop.

[Bowers]

Given the comments found on Cramer and his company on boards like LF and Milnet im going to take this with a bucket of salt.

[Grudge]

Until I see it IN PERSON. I will reserve my judgement!

I don't believe ANYTHING that comes out of hyperstealth, the folks who brought you the pre-ordered and infinitely not-produced specam uniforms.

[icaris]

I just ran both images through a program called JPEGsnoop and it says that both images were edited with Photoshop.

Also looked through there site and you can easily see that alot of the camo especially on the planes is photshopped and done terribly lol

[Danke]

Originally Posted by MadMorbius

I don't believe ANYTHING that comes out of hyperstealth, the folks who brought you the pre-ordered and infinitely not-produced specam uniforms.

Maybe they shipped them, but you just can't see the packages?

Now excuse while I go look for my Q-Ray bracelet.

[Conker]

Wow you're so good to say it's fake... not like it's written in the article, right?

Originally Posted by Soldier Systems

Important to note these are mock ups specfically for use in the media.

Mockups aka fakes-to-show-what-it-should-look-like-in-real-life.

[icaris]

Didn't see that part.

Please forgive me oh lord Conker.

Originally Posted by Conker

Wow you're so good to say it's fake... not like it's written in the article, right?


Mockups aka fakes-to-show-what-it-should-look-like-in-real-life.

Sure, but it still amounts to fucking zero. If it's real, show it.