Multispectral camouflage material
AssigneeAmetrine Technologies Ltd.
InventorsElad Morag, Uria Kaplan
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Abstract
A fabric (30) includes a first flexible fabric layer (32), having fabric emissivity properties in a visible radiation range that are selected so as to mimic ambient emissivity properties of a deployment environment of the fabric, and at least one second flexible fabric layer (34), which is joined to the first flexible fabric layer, and which is configured to scatter long-wave radiation that is incident on the fabric. The first and second flexible fabric layers are perforated by a non-uniform pattern of perforations (44) extending over at least a part of the fabric.
Claims14
A single-layer camouflage fabric comprising:
- a first component formed of a metallic material configured to at least partially block a thermal infrared radiation of a subject and to blend a background thermal infrared radiation by partial scattering and partial specular reflecting of a subject thermal infrared radiation;
- a second component configured to scatter and reflect background thermal radiation so as to blur a signature of the subject, wherein the first component is applied to the second component so as to form an internal structure;
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- a patterned pigmentation on at least a portion of a surface of the internal structure, wherein the patterned pigmentation is configured to mimic ambient properties of an environment.
A multispectral camouflage material comprising:
- a base structure including a first component and a second component, wherein the first component is formed of a metallic component and is configured to at least partially block a thermal infrared radiation of a subject and to blend a background thermal infrared radiation, and wherein the second component is configured to scatter and reflect background thermal radiation so as to blur a signature of the subject;
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- a patterned pigmentation on at least a portion of a surface of the base structure, wherein the patterned pigmentation is configured to mimic ambient properties of an environment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.