NTT DoCoMo mobile phones to use Nissan Scratch Shield paint – totally makes sense

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Here’s an example of automotive technology doing more than just working on cars and benefiting our every lives instead. Nissan’s Scratch Shield paint which it developed together with the University of Tokyo and Advanced Softmaterials Inc will be licensed to NTT DoCoMo Inc to be used on mobile phones in Japan. The Scratch Shield paint has self-healing capabilities (for fine scratches) and can restore itself overnight or up to a week’s time with more severe cases. The paint is also more scratch-resistant than normal paint in the first place. It should do its job on a mobile phone very very well, considering alot of us just lump phones together in the same pocket as our car keys, and the result can be quite a mess of scratches.


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Comments

  1. Ayz says:

    if it’s sold in spray cans, matte blacks touch-ups will always look…well.. matte…without freaking scrathes…

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  2. Kim says:

    Nice technology/innovation transfer.

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  3. Silv3r says:

    yeah~ im waiting for this to come to malaysia~

    scratch proof phone!

    yey!

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  4. R0NaLD0 says:

    haha nice but those paint might cost more than the handphone itselt….

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  5. MADBOY says:

    can I buy the paint and use spray it on my current phone LOL

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  6. cheapshot says:

    MADBOY said,

    November 12, 2009 @ 9:31 am

    can I buy the paint and use spray it on my current phone LOL

    __

    Yeah, it should be sold in spray cans :D

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  7. zain says:

    yeah…..clik, clik,clik, clik………… and pssssssst………

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  8. Mohd says:

    This technology is used for full-face helmet visors since decades.

    I bought a helmet with this 'self-healing capabilities' around 1985…

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  9. jopop says:

    Mohd said,

    November 12, 2009 @ 5:42 pm

    This technology is used for full-face helmet visors since decades.

    I bought a helmet with this ’self-healing capabilities’ around 1985…

    _____________________________________________________________________________

    What kind of helmet brand can U name it,i'm not doubt but wondering.

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  10. nmh says:

    Why use spray for phone? Why dont just color the plastics like older phone (nokia 3310 remember), still maintain the same color if got major scratch

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  11. nmh says:

    Btw is it flying vagina on murano? ewww

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  12. csv says:

    wah, really makes lotta sense. but i yet to see the scratch shield techology in action.

    does the murano and 370z come with it?

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  13. binarumah.com says:

    nice move docomo!

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  14. The Noble Proton Bas says:

    good technology for the future

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