Smart glass is an intelligently designed, technologically advanced, energy saving and aesthetically appealing product, so it makes perfect sense that it is being used by architects and designers in increasingly creative and unique ways, especially as its technology becomes more sophisticated. It’s been a fixture in the automotive industry for use in rear and side
When glass was first used for windows two thousand years ago, it presented the dilemma of how to balance privacy with the unobstructed flow of light. Solutions over the millennia have included window treatments of all types, including curtains, blinds and shutters. Now, thanks to advances in technology, Switchable Privacy Smart Glass Film is the
Smart Glass. Smart Glazing. Switchable Glass. Regardless of what we call it, the general definition is “glass that changes to different levels of opacity and transparency on demand for light control”. If you’re just starting your research on smart glass, you’re probably seeing the two most common types pop up: SPD and PDLC. While industry
Interested in Smart Glass but have some questions? Or, better yet, you don’t even know what to ask? We’re here to help. We’ve compiled a list of the most common questions to help you better understand switchable smart glass, specifically one of the most commonly used technologies used for smart glass and smart film: PDLC
Electrically switchable glass partitions and walls add adaptability and give a “WOW” effect to interior office designs. Switchable glass with PDLC (Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystal) technology can easily transform a space from open and shared, to private and intimate, and anywhere in between with dimming features. This is especially helpful in agile work environments based
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