Nippon Electric Wants to Kill Glare Dead with Invisible Glass
By Rob Scott
November 3, 2011
November 3, 2011
- Nippon Electric Glass Co. Ltd. is developing an “Invisible Glass” film with the intent of combatting reflection and glare issues often so problematic with electronic devices.
- The concept, recently demonstrated at the FPD International conference, is placed on the front and back sides of the glass substrate to minimize reflections from various light sources.
- “Usually, glass will allow 92 percent of light to pass through it and reflect 8 percent back to the viewer,” reports Gizmodo. “The Invisible Glass film allows 99.5 percent of light to pass through it and reflects only .5 percent back at the viewer.”
- According to Tech-On: “For the two anti-reflection films, the company used a total of 30 or more layers. And the thickness of each layer is controlled in increments of nanometers.”
- No word on how close this concept may be to commercial release.
Topics: Anti-Reflect, FPD, FPD International, Invisible Glass, Mobile, Nippon, Nippon Electric Glass, reflect
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