George Eleftheriades, a professor in Toronto, has figured out how to make large objects invisible to radar. See what else it ...

The combination of 3D and 4D printing technologies with EMMs holds great promise for the future, driving innovation and opening up new avenues for research and development in multiple disciplines.

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Researchers advance 3D and 4D printed electromagnetic metamaterials (EMMs) - enabling the production of next-generation ...

Our approach combines a singular transformation with transformation-in-variant metamaterials. The cloaking device ... Our work challenges the prevailing paradigms of invisibility cloaks and provides ...

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)-led research team has adopted gyromagnetic double-zero-index ...

If you could choose one magical item, what would it be? Even if your answer is not Invisibility Cloak, you might be surprised at how many people are trying to design them. Well, if not Harry Potter’s ...

This is because rather than concealing body heat, the so-called invisibility cloaks are creating cold spots against a warmer natural environment, making the Russians easier to detect.

“This is no invisibility cloak,” Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a former British Army colonel and chemical weapons expert, told The Telegraph. “In fact, because of the contrast, it makes them mor ...

Metamaterials are engineered structures designed to interact with electromagnetic radiation in a desired fashion. They usually comprise an array of structures smaller than the wavelength of ...

From invisibility cloaks to AI-driven drones, military technology is already breaching the boundaries of science fiction. Take a look at real, cutting-edge innovations reshaping the battlefield today.