Scientists say goodbye to screen glare

[Luisks]

Institute of Materials Mechanics Fraunhofer (Germany), have developed a new type of nanorecubrimiento to be applied on the upper surface of the areas that are not affected when facing the sunlight (phones, notebooks, netbooks, tablets, combs advertising, and more.).

To create this new coating based scientists in the eyes of moths, as they have the particularity that do not reflect the light to avoid being detected by predators.

In addition to avoiding the reflection of the nanorecubrimiento surfaces are protected from scratches, making them even more resistant and thus avoid experiencing the rigors of the users neglected.

At present, all anti-glare technology are applied once the surface has been created (as in the case of optical lenses), which significantly raises its price. In order to avoid this German scientists were able to make this new coating is applied just when the surface is constructed, which significantly reduces ongoing costs.

At the moment the development of this new nanorecubrimiento is at an early stage, so scientists do not yet have an estimated date for it to be used in end products.​

 

[BokkChoi]

Wow, Thats amazing. I can't wait to watch a movie in my front room and not see a giant glare right in the middle of the screen.

 

[DragonD]

coolies!

 

[KuNai]

Now, I just need one on my computer monitor and it'll be all good.