Multispectral camouflage suit against infrared thermal imaging

Military camouflage is an integral part of modern military tactics, but infrared and thermal sensors make many camouflage uniforms untouched. The multi-spectrum camouflage suit developed by Raven Aerostar, a US-based supplier, can withstand the test of infrared and thermal sensors, greatly enhancing the stealth effect of soldiers.

As we all know, the use of thermal imaging sensors can accurately monitor the movements of enemy soldiers, especially at nights with a short viewing distance, because the price of the thermal imaging sensor was very expensive, which once gave the US military a comparative advantage in night combat. Big advantage. However, today's illegal militants can buy thermal imaging sensors on the Internet, and some even have to install only a thermal imaging application, which also forces the US military to look for camouflage suits that can increase the stealth effect of soldiers. "Turkey clothing" was born to satisfy this demand.

It is understood that the heat emitted by the human body can be presented on a thermal imaging sensor. An ordinary thermal imaging sensor can effectively detect human body heat within 5,000 feet (about 1,524 meters). The "Turkey clothing" uses Nemesis materials that can effectively decompose and disperse body heat. So if a soldier wears a "Turkey suit," even if it is scanned by a thermal imaging sensor, its contour is within a certain distance. Will not be presented, according to RavenAerostar's introduction, "Turkey clothing" can reduce the thermal imaging sensor imaging distance by more than half (800 meters or less).

At present, anyone can purchase “Turkey clothing” from Raven Aerostar and the General Administration of the United States, but the US military said it is still testing the camouflage clothing. Raven Aerostar said that the US military is expected to equip “Turkey clothing” within five years. The spokesperson of the party did not comment on this.