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This pioneering method not only eliminates the need for external covering but also allows for interactive environmental engagement. At present, the technique is functional primarily for small objects, but its creators anticipate enhancements that will allow it to scale to larger applications in the future.
Commercial Ventures: The Invisibility Shield
Beyond military uses, commercial entities are eager to capitalize on invisibility technology. The London-based company C omp Invisibility Shield has introduced the Invisibility Shield 2.0—a transparent polycarbonate shield designed to offer light scattering properties that create an invisibility effect. Pricing for the device ranges from $68 to $883, depending on the model.