Squids inspire an autonomous camouflaging system

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A new device developed at the University of Houston can automatically sense its surroundings and blend into them in a matter of seconds, imitating the behavior of squids and other marine creatures. Once it is perfected, the prototype could have interesting applications for the military, or even make its way into consumer technology... Continue Reading Squids inspire an autonomous camouflaging system

Section: Science

Tags: Biomimicry, camouflage, Colors, Flexible, University of Houston

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