The war in the future will be increasingly challenged. Not only are more and more lethal weapons, military technological developments to make what was once considered impossible, so real.

Armored tanks and planes of invisibility, perhaps even invisible soldiers, immediately sent off to war.

British arms company, BAE Systems is currently developing a war vehicle using a special technology called "e-camouflage" that would spread the kind of 'electronic ink' to make it invisible.

How does it work? As the site loaded Telegraph, Wednesday, January 19, 2011, advanced electronic sensors attached to the hull tank will project the image of the environment around the exterior of the vehicle.

This allows the vehicle electronic camouflage war blend with the surrounding environment, such as squid that uses ink as a cover.

Unlike conventional camouflage, drawing on the stomach will adjust to a changing environment, ensuring that vehicles are always in a state undercover.

BAE Systems in cooperation with the Swedish company that is not to be named the mencipyakan similar technology to screen e-ink in digital book readers like Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader.

BAE expects this new technology will be used be used on the battlefield in southern Afghanistan and the location of future conflicts, at least the next five years.

The prototype vehicle will be made within four years and will undergo operational experiment in 2013.

Tank invisibility is relatively mild sure weighs 30 tons, fueled electricity. Yet he was not no less formidable than the other tanks are currently at the forefront of the battle.

The form is smaller also for fuel economy. Compare with British tanks used today, Challenger 2, weighing 62.5 tons, and carried out with 1200 hp V12 diesel engine.

Creating a vehicle that does not depend on fuel have important meaning. Besides expensive, at present, the fuel used by NATO troops carried into battle by way of a convoy through the streets that often become targets of militants.

The concept of invisibility vehicle developed as part of the Future Protected Vehicle program, which is believed will change the way the war in the future.

This program consists of seven different military vehicles, manned or unmanned, equipped weapon, whether deadly or not deadly.

Unmanned vehicles or robots perform battlefield intended for dangerous missions in enemy territory, clearing minefields, rescue injured soldiers in the midst of war.

Scientists are also developing the integration of biometrics with sophisticated algorithms are useful to detect potential threats from suicide bombers by analyzing suspicious behavior in a group or individual.

Electronic scanner will look for suspicious behavior, inappropriate clothing, or individual on the list. How, through facial or iris identification.