Heat-dead ant bionic technology: a new type of insulation material

recently, researchers from the University of Columbine are working on a new idea of cold roofing technology, which has led to the development of a coating material that will not rise in temperature in sunlightA heat-resistant species called the Sahara Silver Ant, according to the Yale Climate Media Agency, a yale-based organization founded by Yale UniversityBack in 2015, a physics professor at the University of Columbine discovered that the Saharan silver ants were moving on the hot desert surface, with silver ypheves that reflected sunlight and emit heat to the outside worldNow, inspired by the heat-free ants, the professor and his team have developed a functional material similar to a coating to simulate the reflective insulation of Saharan silver antsit is understood that the use of this material in roof buildings, can reflect 99% of the spectral range of sunlight, to protect against heat absorption, as a way to give the building insulation functionIn terms of insulation, this material is more efficient than white paint, which reflects only sunlight in a certain spectral rangeat present, the technology still needs to be further studied, perfected, if successfully applied, will effectively reduce the demand for air conditioning, reduce energy consumption