A Day Made of Glass 2: Unpacked. The Story Behind Corning's Vision. (2012)
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- bit.ly/xITx1H - Watch and share "A Day Made of Glass 2: Unpacked," to see how Corning's highly engineered glass, with companion technologies, will help shape our world. Take a journey with our narrator for details on these technologies, answers to your questions, and to learn about what's possible -- and what's not -- in the near future.
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Imagine how you're talking to children: "Turn off the glass and go sleep!"
Hello from 2020. It's happening now
Lol
hahaha
Hi Corning 🙋🏼♀️ Just want to let you guys know that I saw this video 8 years ago, and it inspired me so much that I started studying computer science and am currently working on some potentially world changing ideas in AI. It was all thanks to this video!!
That's so cool!!! I hope anything you do will turn out well! You will contribute so much to society!
@SeagullCat3 Hi There! Thanks for watching! As the video explains, many of these technologies are in place or are being deployed today. While it is difficult to project exactly when certain ideas will be in use on a mass scale, we at Corning are optimistic about many of these ideas touching people's lives very, very soon. Thanks again for your interest. Stay curious and be sure to share the video with your friends! :-)
When will all these be released?
Blown away by this. Hope to live long enough to see that happening.
Thanks for your comments, Everyone - we've been waiting for them to come in too! UA-cam had a bit of a data backlog happening when we launched this video. Glad to see we're back in action and thanks for being patient with us!
@Cristy EDMND It's just a concept
It doesnt matter how silly some stuff might look like, these videos are very important for us. Mostly to inspire a more wide amount of people.
Imagine running through the woods at night not seeing the glass and smashing your face into it. That would hurt. ALOT.
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Its 2018 heard of tesla?
And then a large t-rex pops out of nowhere
@@richardlew3667 🤣🥊😂
That would hurt your WALLET alot
Wow this is amazing he can even freeze time!
"frozen" guy's thumb twitched at 8:05. busted lol
smoresrock lol
His whole hand moved!
Wow, great catch - yeah, his whole hand twitched lol
That's because they had to unfreeze the sceene to move the camera angel xD
Nice spotted tho.
Good time to go into the window cleaning business! lol
8 years later -- did you?
anybody read the novel 1984 if so i have one word: telescreen
finger prints everywhere
Not on that type of glass it doesn't print.
@Lukas Buck That's why we have Solar panels and Windmills and etc.
But, it’s smudge proof...
Some questions that come to mind are- How will the environment react to all of this, and will it it affect the natural habitats these animals? Also, what about privacy...will the authorities be able to now track and watch your every move? Besides these two cons, the idea behind this is amazing and frankly great. But, do the pros outweigh the cons in the long run?
I think the cons you list can be solved by how we implement/integrate the technology into our lives.
Dang. Didn't think of that. Well, good thing I'm fine with the older technology XD
Thank you, Corning, for making this presentation and for working on these interactive large scale glass displays. The future is going to be wonderful.
Imagine how easy it would be to hack a car lol
Suddenly, Dad's not going to work, but Disneyland! Lol.
procrastinator99
..That would be incredible.
+Daniel Cooper You can already hack a car and turn off the engine or brakes.
It's already quite easy to "hack" a car nowadays
@SeagullCat3 Wonderful! Thank you for sharing with your class! So glad you all enjoyed!
I love the idea
The future is not green it is transparent
Where's the 2013 video? 2014 video? 2015? Come on, Corning, make more videos.
corona virus
@@bea348 he said 2013 2014 2015 corona wasn't back then
This is the type of world one would like to teach in! Complete shift in the way we perceive education, from the mundane text based with an attempt to integrate technology to an innovative pedagogical approach that broadens both the education sector, academics as well as students.
awe~some!! .. I can't wait!! . wish my classroom was like this one!
I'm sorry but in 2020 you can't even go to school
Dude, I want to go to a class like that o-o
This is really cool. I think the seamless integration of technology in functional spaces like the closet, counter and activity table just makes sense. There are many products that already have similar capabilities, but I am excited to see how this concept is refined in the next decade.
One thing that concerns me is batteries. These tablets will be heavily used for many hours a day. How will that level of power consumption be sustained?
I'm waiting for this since 2012
Lol, I was 8 when I first saw this way back in 2012, and now UA-cam has recommended this to me. Now, I'm a few months away from turning 17, and in retrospect, a lot of these things are completely impractical (like fr, a glass wall in a National Park? Did the weather disappear in the future? And don't you have to clean that too for the "aesthetically pleasing look" lol), but back in 2012, 8 year old me was blown away by this stuff, and I was so excited for the future. Funny how your view of the same thing can change with time and age.
Also, I love how they thought home buttons would stick around in the future LOL
I guess you were smarter as an 8 year old. Augmented reality (glass in a park) is very practical for demonstration purposes and there are many ways of cleaning it, one is by utilizing a device called a towel.
@@mesofius You do realize I wasn't referring to how useful it is, but how easy it is to maintain, right? In the form presented in the video, it certainly is not practical to maintain.
I'm from the Northeast, and this piece of tech would need a lot of maintenance just to keep it up throughout the year because of how drastic the 4 seasons are, and also how animals could potentially damage the thing (if they already damage regular signposts, they will surely do some damage to a piece of glass)
As to your snarky comment about using a towel: I obviously know you could use a towel, but my point is about how practical an AR glass wall is to maintain, and if they need to have added work just to keep this thing clean, why would they do it? This just adds more time and energy which they originally didn't need to do.
I mean seriously, you really think parks will actually put time and money in setting up and maintaining these things? Don't you think parks would have a better use for that money (ESPECIALLY government-run National Parks)? I would LOVE to see this actually come to fruition, but I understand that it most likely won't considering it's *not practical*, at least right now.
In other words, it's *not realistic* to maintain.
What parks will do (and already are doing) is set up companion apps for their parks. Those companion apps will most likely have AR Demos in them for different sections of the park. This is FAR more practical than having a glass wall which can easily malfunction, has a high maintenance cost, and, yes, the fact that you need to clean the thing more than a regular sign. I didn't even mention how it's a lot nicer to use a handheld device (kinda like what they showed IMMEDIATELY after that lol) to view these sorts of things, but that's just my opinion.
Also, side note, if you want to have a debate then that's all good, but insulting me kinda reduces your credibility, so don't try that if you're debating in real life lol ;D
@@TheLongIslanderYT I'm from NYC, it would be great to have it in Central Park and there are always park employees that can use a towel to clean it off from rain. It's not exactly rocket science and maintenance isn't as extreme as you think.
@@mesofius Never said it was rocket science lol.
I just said that, realistically, it won't happen because it's easier to have an app on your phone versus a stationary display that needs more upkeep.
It's not that it's complicated technologically to create this AR Glass wall, and in fact, it's very doable, but in the real world, the government would probably find it cheaper to distribute an app for the App Store or Play Store.
Also, I was mostly referring to parks out in more remote areas, because that's where it seems impractical with a lot of the conditions.
If we're specifically talking about Central Park in New York, however, it's actually a lot more feasible to do this, especially because Central Park is not a State or National Park out in a remote area. I agree that it would be great to see this in Central Park!
(Though, hopefully, NYC doesn't go bankrupt in the following years since many people are leaving to go down to Florida and Texas D: )
What happened to all this, it was big, but it's the end of 2016, where is it?
2025 maybe
They admitted a lot of it is developed or still in development but true viability isn't till about 2030
it'll take about 30-50 years
We have the tech, Samsung made a smart window in 2012 and recently Microsoft and Samsung made smart mirrors and lg Samsung and xiaomi made transparent TVs
@@ammanshah4397 were close
I really don't need to be bombarded by information every second of the day. This vision of the future seems very overwhelming.
Surface computing taken to the next level. Great video by Corning!
I can see myself breaking my tablet in 1 day. lol
What is the background music?
We agree with so many of you that the music in the “A Day Made of Glass 2” video is fabulous! Thanks to all for your interest! It's a piece that was composed exclusively for this video, so unfortunately, we cannot make it available to the public for download.
Corning Incorporated Can you at least name the composer(s)?
This future is coming. Truly, I feel lucky being born into this era of humanity.
I love corning now
I'm liking how you make sure to say that all these devices have a low energy footprint, but I wonder about the manufacturing of your glass, surely this in itself is an energy intensive process? Does the low energy footprint of these devices help to balance the production cost of such glass?
I also like how your new technologies suggest a greater community and social interaction, instead of being a factor in isolating people. However, in the classroom for example when the children are playing with colour on the interactive glass table, I do wonder what will happen to actual physical paints and the fun children experience by getting messy. Is your vision one where only technology is used in the classroom or is your vision one where technology enhances and improves the experiences that children already have in schools?
That video conference wall idea is spectacular, I'd like to see that in many more places than hospitals, the fact that it is fully interactive is brilliant. Using glass as part of a sterile environment is also a great idea, but again, I wonder how much it would cost, both money and environment wise, to create such large amounts of glass with different properties.
The glass wall on the kids school trip is also a fantastic idea, I would have wanted one of those when I was a child and it saves on the use of paper leaflets that, at the end of such trips, just get thrown away. Hopefully these glass screens would not be everywhere though, as it's just as important for kids to experience the outdoors without technology interfering! One of the massive problems with all of this is, as you mentioned, bandwidth for all of these great ideas. Another is storage/device memory, with what you're talking about those glass tablets would require massive amounts of data storage onboard, unless it uploaded everything that happened in a kids day to the net/cloud in which case the devices would need stupidly fast broadband!
Obviously Corning Inc. are already thinking on the things I have mentioned and you guys are obviously thinking big by the sounds of it, just always make sure that you remember that technology should enhance an experience and not replace it; it seems like you're getting that bit right anyway for now! Keep creating brilliant solutions, thinking big for our future and making sure that whatever you do is green and good for the planet!
If, according to Elon Musk, the travel cost to reach mars from earth would be $200k which is the price of a Morden day supercar, the glass production will be cheaper. Oh and internet speeds will also increase by a lot. 5g is about to be released and by 2025 to 2030, I believe there would be 7 or 8g internet available.
A company that sees the benefit of shared information and software... Jeez, that's refreshing.
I am not only impressed by Corning's vision of the future, but beyond this by their keen understanding of the value and the trend of integrated services to marry art and humanities and provide end customers with outstanding customer experience capable of sustaining strong repeaters.
I see lots of possibilities for special needs kids with this
I'm curious as to what ?
Personalized education
i dont know, despite having used a computer for a great portion of my life, im very skeptical about stuff like this..
what problems does this address exactly? but no doubt will all these things sell like crazy.
somedudestolemyname what's imtersting to me is that glass is made from sand! (Isn't it?)
Its not just amazing, but is absolutely astounding! At first sight, I enjoyed visualizing the technology possibilities, but watching again, and in particular seeing "A Day Made of Glass 2: Unpacked. The Story Behind Corning's Vision" video much greater understanding of the entire Corning vision impacted me! The commentary and explanations of this superbly created video (and acted so excellently by all) made much greater sense - and viewers must not miss this section! Bravo, Corning -thanks!
That teacher's chalkboard was the BOMB! CRAZY!!! 😁😁😁
Hope this will be applied to reading classical literature and "old fashioned" subjects!!!
Say "Hello" to the Jetsons!
Woah, Baby!
Al Thompson !!😁!!😁!!😁!!
I was thinking the same thing about the video below!
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And
ua-cam.com/video/Z1F9-QdlyQI/v-deo.html
Many versions of this video are being posted on UA-cam with titles such as 'life in the 2030's" or "a day in 2030".This has nothing to do with 2030's technologies. This is simply sensitive touch intelligent glass. We already have some of this technology today, it is just not for the consumer market yet and the main reason is cost.More accurately, this video represent scenario for 2018-2022 period, at the latest.The 2030's will usher in much more advanced technologies that we can only dream of today. By the 2030's we will have the following:1. General Artificial Intelligence (such as in the movie "Her"). This is what Google and dozens of other giant tech companies are working on feverously today and pouring hundreds of millions of dollars. Once we reach general artificial intelligence in the 2030's, this will radically disrupt the concept of employment, education, manufacturing, communication, health care and transportation. Reaching AGI will simply be a disruptive event. And you can bet by the 2030's we will reach this point.2. Biotechnology revolution in 2030's will allow medical miracles in healthcare. We will have individualized medicine, nanobots in our bodies to keep us healthy and detect and destroy cancers and other diseases. We will have our personal genomes scanned and analyzed individually. We will start to reprogram our biology away from diseases and begin to alter genes that cause diseases, aging, and other unwanted mutations. Healthcare of the 2030's due to biotechnology will seem almost like magic to a human being from 2015 and earlier.3. Robotics and nanotechnology of the 2030s will allow 100 % autonomous driving (where you can actually enter your destination and sleep while the car gets you to your intended destination). Car ownership will dramatically decline and will see autonomous vehicles used by Uber and Lyft where you can request them via an app and take you to your destination without a driver. transportation will become like a utility, will use it when we need it, of course autonomous, no driving for the human occupant. We will also have intelligent robots whether in humanoid form or not that can do most of the work a human can do and will see them everywhere. Also ubiquitous computing will be a reality and the beginning of holograms and 100% virtual reality that will replace teleconferencing of today with telepresence.All of what I have mentioned is being worked on TODAY, by tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Apple, Etc. So to title this video as technologies of the 2030's is simply laughable. Whenever I discuss technology and science progress as related to the next two decades 2020's and 2030's, I firmly believe and say that by the mid 2030's technology would be so advanced that compared to today it would be the same as comparing 2015 to 1940. And once we reach the 2040's, well, its a new era of transhumanism.
Nawfel AlQuraini the only thing we need to keep in mind is the human part, people is going to become more and more lazy due to the lack of job variety being replaced by machines. So governments has to make advanced education programs, more health control to keep our lifespans stable, more enviromental-friendly regulations to compensate the earth back for all the damage we've done to it and more other things that will make us humans more elevated mentally as physically
Nawfel Alquraini You speak with great certainty! Are you trained in computers and/or engineering? Just curious!
This stuff is supposed to be released around 2040!!!! I can't wait!!
What heady stuff! Possibility makers! I am reminded of when the internet was first born and no one could imagine that it could be possible - there really was no interest. The naysayers were many. Corning has helped us all put on our thinking caps and dream again about a perhaps not too distant future…I like! Sarah D Johnson
omg this shit sounds so f'ing creapy! Its giving a panic attack
okay everything's made of glass and what happens if we ever have earthquake
+Kandice Jellie Its very flexable, or at least what they are working on now
Kandice Jellie It will be simply smashing! 😁😁😁
It'll be very durable glass ofc
Recently I went on a tour of the Versailles palace. In the 1400's Louis XIV was the wealthiest man in Europe. He had access to all comforts/conveniences available in that era. Today even low & working class individuals have more creature comforts than he did - central heat, A/C, refrigeration, radio, TV, phones, stoves, flush toilets, running water, microwaves ... the list goes on and on. I have no doubt that someday this technology will be available widely and inexpensively for everyone.
I'm young and used to all this technological advancement stuff... but THIS?? Wowww.
It all looks so clean and polished, but in reallity its just going to be oily fingerprints on everything. Also, they are apparently working on a touch screen toilet seat.
Watch your cheeks
LOL exactly what I was thinking too!
Will Lee Not on that type of glass; it doesn't print.
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And this will compromise everyone's pooping privacy lol
this year is 2014
No shit
now it's 2018
i watched the original video in school today. the teacher said they already had this in japan. i shouted out "i want to go to japan. NOW!"
weird to look back on
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UES estuvo aqui :v x3
Margarita Sanchez Valenzuela estuvo aqui
Si
Quien juega lol :v?
I want to go back to my life without all this and I want to live in my grandmother's village playing with the goats donkeys and chickens and with friends in the forest.Screw that tech
Why are u here if u don't like it ugh u people are so annoying ruining people's day
grandma's village? are you from the 1750s originally?
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I live in Portugal and I hope that this country is best to have all this technology
ive seen this video like (10 times ) and it never gets old
Here in 2019 ... we don’t got shit like this y’all were tripping 😂
uh... yes we do...
Samsung made a mirror display and in 2012 they made a window display and lg and Samsung and xiaomi recently made transparent tvs
in 2021 will have it all, sucks to be in 2019 I guess
All of that school s*** sounds good, but, what about the pen and pencil?? I do want to have this technology, but I don't want to depend entirely on it. I still want to have access to pen / pencil / paper.
I'm pretty sure that staring at these screens all day long will probably cause either a headache, or eventually screw our vision (needing to wear...CORNING GLASSES) D:
or Google glass
guachito002 Ooooo I want Corning Glasses ^-^
+Ben -G xD my grandparents still say that!
+guachito002 I actually hope everything become digitalized where we don't need, pen, paper and pencil. I think we are trying to work towards a way to conserve resources.
+guachito002 I actually hope everything become digitalized where we don't need, pen, paper and pencil. I think we are trying to work towards a way to conserve resources.
Еще 10 лет назад такие технологии казались фантастикой, далеким будущем. Посмотрев это видео, я вдруг понял, что это далекое будущее не такое и далеко. Оно уже здесь, совсем рядом. Ведь большинство технологий уже изобретено, а те, что нет - будут реализованы в самое ближайшее время. Просто удивительно как быстро меняется мир.
medically thats great that they can get a specialist opinion on something from anywhere
That's alot of radiation...
Joseph Stalin A lot of radiation are in Siberia, have You forgot?
Marack Obama Your Nevada desert has more radiation than glorious Rossiya
Joseph Stalin You've forgot to remind me about United States public debt ;)
It's all in Your hands, go on :D
little to none it is low voltage I believe
Can you make a video featuring high school topics? Not colors and dinosaurs but handwritten notes, science experiments? I just cant imagine learning with all this advanced technology
This looks like a beautiful vision of the 'near' future... But that 3d projection/holographic tech is more than decades away. Gotta love how these type of videos overestimate the possible development of tech in the near future. Although it could just be optimistic.
... Seriously ... HOW CAN SOMEONE DISLIKE THIS.
see the first one (A Day Made of Glass... Made Possible by Corning) and it has two flexible displays. One is shown to be used for floor plans (architecture, interior design) and the other for reading a book. =)
The general consensus is that this type of technology on a scale not dissimilar to this will be available to the public in the next 20 years or so.
sweeeet!! now i can have a blue car on monday, a red one on tuesday, green on wednesday...etc or i can change the colour to match my shirt or tie!!!!
Simply awesome!!!
This is sooooo amazing ❤❤
I even remember you... time travel, practical application
It's amazing how they related this technology to the 2 most important things in life, which is Education & Medical Services.
This is one of the best videos i have ever seen. Well done Corning. Better yet, BRILLIANT... I've developed some Apps for something very similar in my country. I've also developed the hardware for it as well. But like you said, it's pretty expensive at the moment, but the costs to develop this on a larger scale is slowly, but surely, coming down. Thank you Corning.
Wow!!!!!!! Its scary how technology evolves so fast. Lets hope its gonna be for good.
Jude Law as the narrator would have been insane - similar accent, a lot more talent. ;)
These videos nearly move me to tears - the future is so bright. We are all VERY lucky to be a part of this!
It's amazing
I find this comment humorous to a degree, the applications of glass are staggering. From what you've seen above to self-cleaning, temperature regulation the possibilities are huge. F
Further more glass is made primarily out of sand which we have lots of, and by the time we even start to develop and see this on large scales we will be "gods" and running out of material will not really matter to us for a very long time.
So Amazing, Brilliant, Beautiful. Can't wait.
that hypnotic piano. intense
what made me so happy...is to know that in this (well the future) I am the parent and the children are my kids and we live in this awesome world of glass ^^
The optical technology shown in the New Zealand TV Series "This is Not My Life", shows off one amazing cellphone. We in NZ thought at the time we watched the series that the technology would be common place in 5 to 10 years.
Glass display technology for a day we can do something intelligent with it. Very nice.
This is the future! Everyone should get ready because it is real and it coming faster that you think. Many Kudos to Corning you are doing it right!
wow, i love technology! i wish i could be around something like this!
Wow, the future is truly here!
Imagine a day when people will look back on this video and think how old and antiquated our 'future' was.
breathtaking
Corning's Checklist to make this correct
1. Touchscreen devices by 2013
2. Connecting them to other things by 2017
3. Displays Everywhere by 2023
10:20
I'm surprised the popcorn bowl didn't have a button to heat the popcorn! But this is outstanding... I can't believe we are close to achieving all of this and might actually live in a world like the one in this video!
The best thing about this video is that you guys are honest about the things that are possible and the things that arent possible..
I like honesty in truth.
This is nearest than we can imagine, I think that in 10 years almost everybody is gonna have a life like this
Hopefully more of whatever we please. Put our human capabilities into efforts that can't be replaced by technology. Philanthropy, maybe?
Good to see Good News for the Future stories... in the times where media, sensationalists and politicians communicate negativity... this is excellent! Thank you Corning =)
This video makes me so excited. Let's see how far we get this in the next ten years.
Very futuristic, but the only problem that isn't considered here is that glass LED displays don't just paint their surface, they shine with light. That means that whether it's your car, your desktop, or your dining table, you are going to have bright light shining into your eyes at every minute of the day.
Corning needs to support researchers who can discover a way to develop tablets and monitors that can create their colourful displays without weakening your eyesight.
This is great but they only touch upon one type of smart glass. There are many types including SPD smart glass. Electrochromic glass takes many minutes to change while SPD technology changes in seconds and has many more features than electrochromic. Both exists today. It is seen in Mercedes Benz Magic Sky Control.
"The person who says something is impossible should not interrupt the person who is doing it."
-Chinese proverb
The world will never end!
This would be really cool if all of this existed.
From everything I have seen with these displays the best way to transfer data is to use WiMax. Because it doesn't need to send it very far just within the same room or within the same distance as a Class 2 Bluetooth transceiver. I am a die hard techie and love seeing the possibilities of what can be done with new techniques and technology. I would love to see move videos with where you are at in creating these new innovations.
at 10:12. "Do you see this glass bowl of popcorn, its 3d display that projects popcorn" :P
How much longer before this becomes a reality?? God knows how much I love tech homes, technology in general is mind blowing