Fog Free Glasses Possible - MIT News
Mechanical and Chemical engineers at MIT have come up with a new way of creating surface textures on glass, such that it eliminates reflections. It is a new "multifunctional" glass, based on surface nanotextures that produce an array of conical features, is self-cleaning and resists fogging and glare, the engineers say.
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