Active Camouflage

Active Camouflage is a technology used to render near total invisibility.

Description & Characteristics
By using Phased-array optics the armor projects a skin tight 3-dimensional hologram around the user. The system is coupled to an array of visual sensors on the surface in order to provide a sensory input and allows the projection to blend in. When active the user is surrounded by a 3D hologram which projects the background of whatever the person is standing in front of from any angle, rendering near perfect invisibility. There are however, drawbacks to the system. Most notably the system has a minor lag time in processing the background and producing a projection, creating a very minor visual distortion when active. Active camouflage also does not mask environmental effects such as shadows or footprints, nor can it run indefinitely.

Core Components

 * Image Processor


 * Holographic Phased Array Projector


 * Omni-Directional Sensor Feed

Notes & Trivia

 * Active Camouflage is standard on Ghost Armor.