
Originally Posted by
abracax
During WW2 they wrapped ships in coils of wire as active camouflage against radar. Copper wire was cheap and you just hooked it to the electrical system of the ship.
The more they develop the tech for making active camouflage possible and useable, the cheaper it will become. It may take millions, sometimes even billions to develop but the end product costs a fraction of the development. Also if used on large objects to keep them from being noticed instantly, or special forces for trekking through open spaces or back allies without being noticed, it would already pay for itself the moment it saves any soldiers life by keeping him unseen.
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