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Japanese scientist Professor Susumu Tachi claims to have developed this ‘invisibility coat’ which creates an optical illusion of invisibility. Scientists at the University of California are also making investigations into the manipulation of light, and specifically the ability to render objects invisible.
Invisibility cloak using the technology – optical camouflage – developed by University of Tokyo, Japan.
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