Electronic Frosting Glass

When no electric current is applied, the liquid crystal particles suspended and dispersed between the glass take on the appearance of frosted glass, as they prevent the glass from transmitting light. When an electric current is applied, these particles become polarized, instantly aligning and allowing light to pass to the other surface. This technology is also called electronic window film. With remote control, the glass can switch from transparent to opaque in a very short time. Electronic windows are a modern technological solution used in many areas. It is used especially in glass partitions in buildings, offices, hotels and vehicles, contributing to the privatization of spaces, providing privacy and energy efficiency. This technology offers the advantage of instantly changing the appearance of the glass and providing users with control and flexibility.