This invention relates to an embedded, transparent protective structure resistant to repeated impacts. It comprises a transparent
ceramic curved armor plate, a transparent
fiber-reinforced skeleton, a
polycarbonate curved backplate, an
epoxy resin coating, and an STF shear-thickening
coating. The
polycarbonate curved backplate has a central groove with a concave bottom. Each polygonal unit of the transparent
fiber-reinforced skeleton contains a transparent
ceramic curved armor plate. The gaps between the transparent
ceramic curved armor plates and the transparent
fiber-reinforced skeleton are filled with the STF shear-thickening
coating. The bottom of the overall structure formed by the transparent ceramic curved armor plates, the transparent fiber-reinforced skeleton, and the STF shear-thickening
coating is a convex curved surface, and the upper part of the overall structure is also a convex curved surface coated with an
epoxy resin coating. This invention uses segmented,
interlocking fibers in the armor plates to inhibit the propagation of crack damage, ensuring that the protective capabilities and
visibility of other areas are not affected after an
impact. Combined with the function of the curved structure, the overall structure is embedded in the curved backplate, forming an embedded structure.