Finnish firm Morphona unveils carbon stealth technology against satellite radar
Finnish defense firm Morphona demonstrated carbon-based stealth technology designed to protect textiles and materials from space-based radar reconnaissance at a defense symposium.
Finnish defense technology firm Morphona presented a new carbon-based stealth material at the 10th KSK Symposium Rüstung. The treatment can be applied to various substances, including military textiles, to significantly decrease their radar signatures. According to the company, the primary purpose of the technology is to safeguard equipment and personnel from space-based radar surveillance, which has increasingly exposed ground operations. By minimizing radar reflectivity to a fraction of standard levels, Morphona aims to enhance camouflage against advanced orbital reconnaissance assets currently deployed by modern militaries.
Sources: Hartpunkt