If a smartphone or tablet with glass that's glare-free, repels liquids and is self-cleaning sounds appealing, you might want to start following MIT's research. By adding layers on glass that are then selectively removed, microscopic cones are created and provided these desirable characteristics
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By David Ponce A team of researchers at MIT has developed a method for turning regular glass into something far, far more awesome: glass with arrays of conical micron-scale surface nanotextures, rendering it self-cleaning, non-glare... Read Post
MIT researchers have come up with a way to texture the surface of glass to solve many problems of glare and dirt. Read Post
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently published a paper highlighting a new method for creating glass that eliminates glare, reflections, and is water repellant / superhydrophobic. The effect is created th... Read Post