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The antiglare surface inspired by a 45 million year old fly
Imitating the clever designs found in nature has led to some remarkable product design. Andrew Parker from London’s Natural History Museum demonstrates a new fly inspired antiglare surface that can help solar panels work more efficiently.
(Credit: video taken by Rory Galloway with thanks to Andrew Parker at London’s Natural History Museum)
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