If you havn't read Biomimicry, I highly recommend picking it up. Either way, this moth-eye based innovation by a company called Autotype is a fine example of learning from nature. The material, known as Autoflex MARAG, is based on the nanostructures found in the eyes of night flying moths. It's a natural light absorber that can be used to coat flat screen panels, preventing glare. (as seen on the excellent Z+Partners Blog)
Integrating a new generation of energy efficient LED lighting with renewable energy and smart grid technology promises to yield important gains across the board--creating jobs, realizing greater energy efficiencies, reducing operating costs, and when it comes to reducing CO2, other greenhouse gas and mercury emissions, and pollutants.
If you havn't read Biomimicry
