Overview

• Developed by the Korea Institute of Materials Science, the new film absorbs electromagnetic waves from 5G/6G, WiFi, and radar frequencies.
• This innovative material addresses interference issues by absorbing rather than reflecting electromagnetic waves, unlike traditional shielding solutions.
• The film combines magnetic composites and carbon nanotubes, achieving high absorption rates while remaining under 0.5mm thick.
• Tests show the material's durability, maintaining performance even after 5,000 bends, making it suitable for flexible electronics.
• The material is patented in Korea and is being applied in communication devices and automobiles, with further patents pending internationally.