Fabric Technology Mutes Animals' Sixth Sense

December 2010

NZ And US Companies Develop Breakthrough Fabric Technology Muting Animals Sixth Sense

New Zealand based FOB Direct Ltd partnering with U.S Company HECS (Human Energy Concealment Systems) are perfecting a global breakthrough technology that creates a fabric which reduces the ability of animals to detect a human subject.

This is a multi million dollar project that has limitless applications but is already being used by hunters and being tested with wet suits and sharks, for postal service garments, for the military and by heart surgeons who are looking at overcoming electromagnetic radiation inside operating theatres which interferes with other devices in use in the theatre.

The fabric was initially developed by HECS (Human Energy Concealment Systems) and is designed to mute animals’ sixth sense which detects the electromagnetic radiation emitting from humans. Criss crossed with carbon fibre grids, the fabric blocks the electromagnetic fields by up to 95%.

The New Zealand partner, Auckland based FOB Direct Ltd NZ was set up by Warren Bird almost three years ago along with FOB Direct China Ltd in Beijing.

FOB trade throughout the world with clients in New Zealand, Australia, UK, U.S.A. EU and Sweden and act on their client’s behalf negotiating the price and managing the production of good quality clothing out of China.

HECS, out of the United States approached FOB Direct NZ on the recommendation of an FOB high tech apparel customer based in Seattle.

“HECS wanted to be able to identify a company that they could trust and could create the fabric better and at a better price out of Asia.” said Warren Bird.

“We came highly recommended as a supplier that could achieve these goals providing the perfect combination of New Zealand ingenuity and Chinese adaptability. “

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