= Metamaterial cloaking
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Metamaterial cloaking is a concept rooted in the use of metamaterials—synthetic materials engineered to have properties not typically found in nature. These materials can manipulate electromagnetic waves in unconventional ways, enabling applications such as cloaking, which aims to render objects invisible or less detectable to specific types of waves, such as light or radar. The principle behind metamaterial cloaking involves bending waves around an object, so that the waves continue on their original path, effectively hiding the object from detection.
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