How dark can it get ? Can it go to 100% light block ? Do you foresee using this on curved glass and maybe eventually materials like ballistic polycarb for security applications ? I can see a number of applications for this, many for personal and commercial security combined w other technologies in counter surveillance and just reg privacy and of course for ppl with light sensitivities, optical and dermal. Energy savings being a given, always on board for that, started reading about the frosted smart glass long ago before they could do it on curved surfaces, 30+ yrs ago. Good vid, well explained, look fwd to further vids on the project.
This video is such a great summary of the "how" of what we provide to the industry. I specifically enjoy 8:39 where 2 offices have been monitored for a year.
How dark can it get ? Can it go to 100% light block ? Do you foresee using this on curved glass and maybe eventually materials like ballistic polycarb for security applications ? I can see a number of applications for this, many for personal and commercial security combined w other technologies in counter surveillance and just reg privacy and of course for ppl with light sensitivities, optical and dermal. Energy savings being a given, always on board for that, started reading about the frosted smart glass long ago before they could do it on curved surfaces, 30+ yrs ago. Good vid, well explained, look fwd to further vids on the project.
Andy from The Office
This video is such a great summary of the "how" of what we provide to the industry. I specifically enjoy 8:39 where 2 offices have been monitored for a year.
Great video, explantions details, great instructions bro
But is everything visible from outside?