INTERMAT GROUP SA 's core business objective is to research, develop and produce Stealth / Anti-thermal / IR Coatings which minimize military assets (vehicles, weapon systems, critical infrastructure, buildings, personnel) thermal signature.
Our paint covers combat vehicles' thermal/IR signature.You can think of it as the heat signature. Obviously, if a vehicle has a less detectable heat signature it would be less visible to a sensor that homes in on heat. The kind of sensors that might be on an enemy drone or a heat-seeking missile (ant-tank, etc.).
We're defending the people who are inside the Humvees or inside Combat Vehicles or inside the buildings. We're defending their lives. If they can't be seen, and they can't be sought out by missiles, they can't be hurt.
Something that lessens the heat signature would save lives. It also keeps a vehicle cooler inside and hence protects sensitive instruments, which could also be a lifesaver.
Already in theater and proven the last decade, Intermat stealth technology provides the absolute solution against modern threats in a low-cost-force multiplying package.Modern threats require modern countermeasures while the golden rule of survivability still demands not to be seen. It's far better for the warfighter to rely on passive defense layers than being obliged to make use of weapons and active countermeasures.
As per defense editor for the National Interest, Kris Osborn in his comparative analysis "How Russias's T-14 Armata Compares to the M1 Abrams" on Oct 25, 2021:
"Ultimately, targeting range and accuracy of high-fidelity sensors and computing will determine which tank might be superior. Small differences in lethality will likely matter less if one tank is able to see the other while the other cannot detect at similar ranges. The tank that can find, target and hit the other from the longer range is likely to prevail in any kind of war engagement."
Kris osborn is the defense editor for the National Interest. Osborn previously served at the Pentagon as a Highly Qualified Expert with the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army - Acquisition, Logisitics & Technology. Osborn has also worked as an anchor and on-air military specialist at national TV networks. He has appeared as a guest military expert on Fox News, MSNBC, The Military Channel, and the History Channel. He also has a Master's Degree in Comparative Literature from Columbia University.
Full article can be found on the link below:
http://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboot/how-russias-t-14-armata-compares-m1-abrams-195368
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