CGX — A visual intelligence company. Methodology covered by US Patent 10,282,628.

NO MOREVIBE CAMO.We measure what actually hides.

Camo is sold on a designer's eye and a marketing photo. CGX replaces that with measurement.

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The instrument · US Patent 10,282,628

ONE TRIAL. ONE NUMBER.

A person searches for a camo pattern in a photo. Time to find it is the measurement.

Sample data

THEN WE SWAP EVERYTHING AND RUN IT AGAIN.

New background. New pattern. New pair of eyes. Together, the trials show how each camo performs in a place.

The output

TRIALS RESOLVE INTO A NUMBER PER CAMO × PLACE.

Per camo × terrain: how long the pattern survives human search. Repeatable and comparable by design — built to become the number this industry has never had.

Pattern A6.8s to detection
Pattern B4.3s to detection
Pattern C2.1s to detection
Sample data
Why it pays

STOCK THE RIGHT CAMO IN THE RIGHT STORE.

Retail assortments are set on brand history and gut feel. CGX tells camo brands, outdoor retailers, and apparel makers which patterns fit which regions — what to stock in which stores, what to market for which season and species, and which candidate deserves the next production run.

The proof system
Controlled effectiveness evidence

The method is patented: US 10,282,628.

  • 01
    REGIONAL ASSORTMENT

    Which of a retailer's stocked patterns fit the terrain its stores actually sell into — by region and season.

  • 02
    PRE-PRODUCTION READS

    Measure a candidate pattern before committing a clothing line to it.

  • 03
    MARKETING WITH RECEIPTS

    Region-and-season positioning backed by measurement instead of adjectives.

The geography of concealment

EVERY PLACE HAS A PATTERN THAT FITS IT.

Pick a biome to see the camo family that fits it.

Illustrative pairings — sample data only.

Buyer demo

NOW YOU TRY ONE.

Try the instrument yourself — one pattern, one terrain, your eyes.

Demo challenge
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B2B inquiry

TALK TO CGX.

Tell us your regions and what you're deciding — we'll show you what the instrument can measure for you.