In April 2020, the National Armed Forces announced it would be adopted a completely new camouflage design. Named "WoodLatpat," the pattern was developed by a team of five scientist/developers from the National Guard Science, Research and Innovation Implementation Center beginning in 2019, and incorporates fractal graphic technology in order to create a camouflage design highly suited to native Latvian geography. The resulting camouflage design, consisting of irregular rhombus and triangular shapes in various tones of green, brown, and khaki, is reputedly designed to defeat NIR night vision equipment as well as current optoelectronic surveillance technologies.
