In what follows below, we describe some of our work since then.įigure above: While silver nano-particles can be designed to scatter Home page and Nature home page on Jan 22, 2014, and on the Feb 2014īBC News, ABC News, Popular Mechanics, CNET, Engadget, The Huffington Post UK, Daily Mail, Boston Magazine, Business Insider, GigaOM, Science/AAAS, MRS Materials360, ScienceDaily,, Science World Report,, NovusLight, Nanotechnology Now, Radiology Daily, Gizmag, Nanowerk, International Business Times, Business Standard, The Engineer, Daily Tech, Tech Times, Science Newsline, Ubergizmo,, Computerworld, Examiner, OFweek, Science Codex, Slashdot, Brazilian Mail (Portuguese), Scinexx (German), Digital Signage (German), SINC (Spanish), sophimania.pe (Spanish), (Italian), QQ.com (Chinese), (Chinese), (Chinese), opticsky.cn (Chinese), (Chinese).Īll the material above relates to our work published in January 2014.
ThreeĬups are placed behind the screen to show its transparency.]ĭemonstration videos of the screen are available: video1, [A blue MIT logo is projected onto the transparent screen. The company Lux Labs started commercializing this technology in 2019. Joannopoulos, and Marin Soljacic, NatureĬommunicati(2014) doi:10.1038/ncomms4152. Scattering," Chia Wei Hsu, Bo Zhen, Wenjun Qiu, Ofer Shapira, Brendan " Transparent displays enabled by resonant nanoparticle Our paper from 2014 describes the concept and a To large sizes, and have wide viewing angles, making them attractive for They are simple to manufacture, of low cost, scalable Such screens are merelyĭoped plastic foils. Pass through (therefore appearing transparent). Project (therefore acting as a screen) but let other wavelengths of light Nanoparticles selectively scatter the targeted wavelength of light that we Transparent polymer embedded with designed nanoparticles. Using the resonant scattering of nanoparticles. We came up with a new kind of transparent display Technologies have been developed for such displays, but each has certain While looking through the windshield of a car or plane.
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