Switchable technology (also called PDLC technology or smart glass) has seen a surge in popularity in recent years. With the arrival of smart homes and offices, people are looking to be more connected than ever with their space. Switchable technology offers architects an improbable solution to wow their clients and may be a versatile technology which will serve a spread of design requirements.
There have been lots of policy changes in recent years to protect the privacy of students at institutions of higher learning. Since anyone can walk around a college campus without an escort, there are threats to the security of student information, university business, and overall security and safety. One way to deal with potential threats is with Polyvision® Switchable Privacy Glass.
Polyvision Smart Control System
As technology expands, so does the desire to integrate it into our daily lives and use it to make things simpler and more convenient. In anticipation of the trend toward smart life innovations, Polytronix, Inc. is introducing smart control technology and preparing to release our latest product. The Smart Control System will be released and on display at the AIA show at GlassBuild 2020 in September.
Scientifically speaking, innovation glass, or smart glass, can change from opaque to clear when voltage is passed through it. When an electrical current is applied across the film, the color and transparency will change. Our film transforms when voltage is applied, and the liquid crystal modules line up to turn the film from opaque to clear in just 80 milliseconds!
During its 10th anniversary celebration this past January, the completion of the “Taiwan High-Speed Rail Exploration Hall” was unveiled, which showcased Polyvision® Switchable Privacy Glass. The Taiwan High Speed Rail Museum is located in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan, and opened to the public January 6, 2017.
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