This invention discloses a fabrication process for a biomimetic moth-
eye structure for anti-glare on glass surfaces, relating to the field of anti-glare technology for glass. Specifically, the fabrication process includes a biomimetic moth-
eye structure and a
processing technique. The
processing technique includes a
laser pretreatment stage, a chemical
etching stage, and a post-
processing stage. The
laser pretreatment stage induces
periodic nanostructures on the glass surface using
femtosecond or
picosecond lasers. This fabrication process for the biomimetic moth-
eye structure for anti-glare on glass surfaces, through
laser-induced chemical
etching, successfully solves the problems of complex fabrication processes, high costs, and easy structure detachment in biomimetic moth-eye structure glass. It provides a feasible solution for the large-scale production of super anti-glare glass. This technology not only has significant advantages in optical performance but also possesses excellent
mechanical stability and self-cleaning function, making it suitable for various display, photovoltaic, optical, and architectural fields.