HUD screens, that appear sh100 on the windshield of a car or any window or transparent surface may

HUD screens, that appear sh100 on the windshield of a car or any window or transparent surface may be about to become more economic than ever thanks to some MIT researchers. The problem of projecting images on glass or other transparent material is ... light passes through the object, and thus can not see the projected image. sh100 Current solutions include the application of diffuser or semi-mirrored film, but they have drawbacks sh100 as reducing transparency or requiring higher light output. What these MIT researchers propose is a much simpler and more economical solution: using a tiny layer of nano particles, it is possible to sharpen up those particles so as to reflect only certain wavelengths. Ie, when the film is applied to a glass, we get a glass that remains transparent, but that happens to reflect a certain color (blue in this example shows us that MIT.) For now there is still much work to do and improvements - both in terms of transparency and the ability to reflect multiple colors. But the big advantage of this system is that it can be easily expanded to industrial scales and allow the creation of glass / film that can serve as transparent screens cost quite affordable. To me it seems to me, there will commercial products derived from this technology!
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