隨著科技的進步與手機普遍化，2G、3G、4G到WiMax，基地台涵蓋距離的延伸造成電磁波充斥整個生活環境中，所以抗電磁波成為現代人居住生活的新課題，本計畫希望把導電度佳，結構性及強韌性佳的奈米碳管(CNTs)加入建築材料中的油漆，藉以達到生活中即可減少電磁波的影響。
電磁波的強度使得所有的居民都難逃其全面覆蓋與影響；過量電磁波除導致失眠等徵兆外，長期亦會危害中樞神經、免疫、心血管、血液與視覺等系統以及可能引發致癌的危機。而在軍事上除了可以讓船艦、戰機免除被雷達偵測外，也可用航空飛機的零件對電磁波的影響而對飛航安全照成重大的意外。
由此可知電磁波對於高精密度之檢測儀器精確度以及漸縮小線寬的半導體產業所造成之良率影響亦不容小覷。因此電磁波的屏蔽將是一項重要課題。

With advances in technology and wide spread of cell phone, 2G, 3G, 4G to WiMax, from base stations to cover an extension of the electromagnetic wave caused by flooding in the entire living environment, so the anti-electromagnetic wave become a new topic. The program hopes to use good conductive, good degree of structural and excellent strength and toughness of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in the paint. In order to reduce the impact of electromagnetic waves in our live.
The intensity of electromagnetic waves cause all the residents could not escape its comprehensive coverage and impact. Excessive electromagnetic waves not only lead to symptoms of insomnia, the long-term will harm the central nervous, immune, cardiovascular, blood and visual systems, as well as the crisis may lead to cancer. In addition to allowing military ships, planes from detection by radar.The aircraft can also be used in parts of the effects of electromagnetic waves according to the flight safety as a major accident.
Electromagnetic waves can be seen for the high-precision accuracy of the testing instruments and gradually narrow the line width of the semiconductor industry caused by the impact of yield cannot be underestimated. Thus the shielding of electromagnetic waves will be an important topic.

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