Camouflage has always been graded by human eyes. But the thing hunting for you in 2026 is increasingly a detection model — so test against that.
The premise
Surveillance is automated now: drones, trail cameras, perimeter systems — most of what "sees" runs an object-detection network. Which makes traditional camouflage evaluation (a person squinting at a photo) the wrong test. The right test is adversarial: run the actual detector against your concealment and measure what it finds.
That's the whole demo: upload a photo, and an object-detection model hunts for people in it — at four simulated distances — producing a detection-range profile and a stealth score.
Simulating distance with pixels
