Abstract

Objects can be identified based on their distinctive scattering signatures in multiple physical areas such as optics, electromagnetics, and thermotics. To ensure comprehensive stealth and camouflage capabilities, antisense devices with multiphysical field coupling are highly desired. Herein, a multifunctional antisense metadevice that achieves stealth in the microwave band while also generating multiple camouflage images from the original object's position during the heat conduction process is proposed and demonstrated. The metadevice combines both antimicrowave detection and camouflage infrared imaging capabilities, resulting in broadband electromagnetic stealth and thermal camouflage effect. Experimental and simulation results confirm the metadevice's ability to achieve these multifunctional capabilities in temperature‐dependent cases. The development of such multifunctional devices that span physical fields provides new avenues for the design and preparation of multifunctional structures.

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