The Dynamic Glass Self-Tinting Windows Help Conserve Energy
Michael Hemsworth — November 14, 2012 — Eco
References: gizmag
The technology behind optical lenses that adjust according to the brightness of your environment is being adapted into self-tinting windows called Dynamic Glass. Based out of San Francisco, View is hoping to make Dynamic Glass a mainstay in hotels and private homes with its cutting-edge technology and uniform designs.
Dynamic Glass looks the same as any other window when installed, but features the ability to control the tint during peak sunlight hours. This can be done via smartphone or by using the automatic feature that is built-in to change according to exterior weather conditions, which has gave way to the nickname 'intelligent glass system.' Dynamic Glass keeps the environment in mind as it can help to reduce energy costs by allowing for more control over interior temperature.
Dynamic Glass looks the same as any other window when installed, but features the ability to control the tint during peak sunlight hours. This can be done via smartphone or by using the automatic feature that is built-in to change according to exterior weather conditions, which has gave way to the nickname 'intelligent glass system.' Dynamic Glass keeps the environment in mind as it can help to reduce energy costs by allowing for more control over interior temperature.
Trend Themes
1. Dynamic Glass - The development and adoption of self-tinting windows known as Dynamic Glass presents an opportunity for energy-efficient building designs.
2. Smart Window Technology - The integration of smartphone-controlled or weather-responsive windows opens doors for increased convenience and energy savings in both commercial and residential settings.
3. Intelligent Glass Systems - The use of intelligent glass systems that automatically adjust tinting based on environmental conditions offers a disruptive solution for energy conservation and reducing costs.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Construction - The architecture and construction industry can leverage Dynamic Glass technology to create sustainable and energy-efficient buildings.
2. Hospitality and Accommodation - The hospitality and accommodation industry can enhance the guest experience and reduce energy consumption by incorporating self-shading windows into hotel designs.
3. Residential Real Estate - The residential real estate sector can capitalize on smart window technology to attract environmentally conscious homeowners and improve energy efficiency.
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