HyperStealth® Digital Thunder Kite
Dani Ploeger / HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp. 2018
HyperStealth Digital Thunder Disruption Camouflage March 21, 2008, Vancouver, B.C. HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp. known for cutting edge digital camouflage designs has been working on aircraft concealment programs for the past four years. The Slovakian Ministry of Defence recently announced that all Mig-29's would be converted to digital camouflage. The pattern used was developed in 2006 by the camouflage design team of Dr. Timothy R. O'Neill and Guy Cramer, President/CEO, HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp. In 2003 the King Abdullah of Jordan commissioned Guy Cramer to design a new digital camouflage for the Kingdom. This led to the development of KA2 and one of the largest camouflage upgrade programs any country has initiated, ranging from 750,000 uniforms for the soldiers and security forces to over 3000 ground vehicles. Subsonic Aircraft required a special application technique and the team recently announced they had reduced radio wave reflection by 45%, independently confirmed in the U.S., with the modified "HyperStealth Consealment™ System". The team continues to research further reductions. Due to the speeds involved Supersonic fighter aircraft required a different technique. In 2005 HyperStealth purchased the equipment to allow for these complex patterns to be applied to Supersonic aircraft. Once the mechanism to apply the camouflage was in place O'Neill and Cramer set out to combine the Symmetry Axis Disruption of current Russian aircraft camouflage with the American aircraft camouflage Blending technique and merge these with a proprietary digital fractal camouflage to enhance the concealment under combat conditions. Optimal pattern, colors, scale were determined and the result was the HyperStealth Digital Thunder Camouflage.


From: Dani Ploeger Sent: Monday, September 3, 2018 10:34 AM To: info@hyperstealth.com Subject: HyperStealth Digital Thunder on kite for artwork
Dear Sir or Madam, On your website, I saw the impressive documentation of your HyperStealth Digital Thunder pattern used on Slovakian Mig-29s. I am an artist from the Netherlands. For a public art project I am making a kite, which will be flown above the Dutch town of Middelburg for one afternoon in the end of October. I am trying to make my kite invisible and your camouflage pattern looks like the best possible way to do this. Therefore I would like to ask you if you would give me permission for a one time use of the HyperStealth Digital Thunder pattern on my kite. The project is non-profit and I would create only one kite. It will be made of Japanese rice paper and have a dimension of about 80x80cm. Of course I would give you and your company full credit in all documentation and publicity around the work. Very best wishes and looking forward to hearing from you, Dani Ploeger =================================== daniploeger.org ===================================


From: info@hyperstealth.com <info@hyperstealth.com> Sent: Friday, September 7, 2018 8:56 PM To: Dani Ploeger Subject: Re: HyperStealth Digital Thunder on kite for artwork
Sorry, I’ve been preoccupied with writing patents. Unfortunately we don’t provide patterns unless they are licensed to a country or large company. The reason is that we did this once and the person who received it modified it and formed a camouflage company to compete against us, then they trash talked our company online to gain contracts. Sincerely, Guy Cramer, President/CEO HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp. www.hyperstealth.com -----------------------------------------------------------------------This email and any files transmitted with it are privileged, confidential, subject to copyright and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. Any unauthorized use, copying, review or disclosure is prohibited. Please notify the sender immediately if you have received this communication in error. Thank you for your assistance and co-operation.