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AFOSR Moth Eyes
Researchers at National Taiwan University are expanding on the anti-reflective properties of moth eyes to make better protective skins for U.S. Air Force unmanned aerial vehicles. With funding from the Asian Office of Aerospace Research and Development (AOARD) — an international detachment of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research — Prof. Li-Chyong Chen has produced an anti-reflective nanostructure surface using arrayed silicon nanotips.(Photo Credit: Li-Chyong Chen, National National Taiwan University)
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