A number of variations may include a panel comprising a skin and an interior wherein the interior comprises a microtruss.

A curved, three-dimensional, ordered micro-truss structure comprising: a plurality of first struts extending along a first direction; a plurality of second struts extending along a second direction; and a plurality of third struts extending along a third direction, wherein the first, second, and third struts interpenetrate one another at a plurality of nodes, wherein the pluralities of first struts, second struts, third struts, and nodes form a plurality of ordered unit cells within the micro-truss structure, and wherein the plurality of ordered unit cells define a curved surface.

An article of footwear may include a padding on an interior of a foot opening or another cushioning element in a first area. The cushioning element may include a UV curable material. A second area (e.g., of an upper) may be affixed with the first area and may include a second UV curable material.

In order to realize an imprint method capable of reducing a drawback caused by protrusion of an imprint material, the imprint method includes a first pattern forming process of bringing a mold into contact with an imprint material on a first pattern forming region on a substrate; a first exposure process of exposing an imprint material on the first pattern forming region and making an amount of exposure for the imprint material on a partial region of the first pattern forming region smaller; a second pattern forming process of bringing the mold into contact with an imprint material on a second pattern forming region after the first pattern forming process to form a pattern; and a second exposure process of exposing the imprint material on the second pattern forming region and the imprint material on the partial region of the first pattern forming region.

A method for applying a pattern on a spectacle lens substrate is disclosed. The method produces a low contact angle surface on a preselected part of a surface of the spectacle lens by plasma treating a preselected part of an uncoated surface of the spectacle lens substrate. Subsequently, a hard coating composition and optionally a primer coating composition are applied to the spectacle lens substrate.