Anti-reflective plastics inspired by moths' eyes

Friday, May 25, 2012 - 16:30 in Physics & Chemistry

Innovative plastics offer improved performance and wider viewing angles over existing anti-reflective plastics in the market. This plastic uses a nanotechnology method that creates a complex pattern of super tiny structures that mimic the patterns found on a moth’s eye, which has a unique method of diffusing light.

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