Have you ever heard about Invisible coat?

The Man behind the coat is Susumi Tachi
As always Japanese technology had given a boost to the twenty first century.Soon the soldiers may be using invisible coats to blend with the background,i.e Be invisible!
This invention is taken out by Susumi Tachi,a professor at Tokyo university,where he works on the"science and technology of artificial reality".Ironically ,since now he works to make things Invisible!He had recently developed a Robotic dog to guide the blinds.
                The optical camouflage developed by Tachi and his research team works by Filming the background environment and projecting it onto the coat worn by the test subject.However,this is no average coat.It is covered in thousands of tiny beads that reflect back to its source,therefore leaving the coat invisible.Though this technology is not fully developed to provide invisibility.
                Tachi patented the "Method and Device for providing Information" in 2002,since then the technology and variations of it have been appearing in U.S military prototypes;monitored surgery may also benefit from the technology.Modern warfare will soon turn into a big game of hide and seek with the see through coat.

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