Care sunt motivele pentru care camuflarea digitală eșuează în lupta reală?

Digital camouflage mainly uses pixelated patterns, hoping to confuse the enemy's visual system (including the naked eye and digital imaging) by breaking up the outline of a human figure. However, it has been found in actual combat that the "pixel blocks" are too rigid and are more likely to form "geometric contrast" in the natural environment. They are not as natural as traditional camouflage patterns and sunt mai ușor expuse în fundaluri aglomerate .

Modern battlefields make extensive use of infrared, thermal imaging, and high-resolution reconnaissance by drones, while digital camouflage only camouflages visible light and has almost no effect on infrared/thermal energy bands,moreover, it is expensive, easy to fade, and difficult to distinguish between friend and foe.