Intelligent Glass says it can offer ‘a new level of convenience and style’ with ‘instant switchable privacy’ activated by a ‘simple voice command’.
With a multitude of ‘virtual assistants’ emerging in recent years, from Apple’s Siri, to Google’s Assistant and Amazon’s Alexa, Intelligent Glass says this growing trend has an ‘inevitable correlation’ with the demand for smart home and smart office voice activation and automation products.
Intelligent Glass is described as a ‘futuristic technology’ that, even without automation, is said to be ‘as simple as a light bulb to operate’. It is not only able to be integrated with voice controlled speaker devices, but, according to Intelligent Glass, it excels in such an application.
An uttered phrase commands your glass to switch state from clear to frosted, and vice versa and according to Intelligent Glass, the applications for this ‘cutting edge’ technology are endless, from switchable glass stairs, to partitions and projection screens, windows and even shower screens.
One of Intelligent Glass’s recent projects saw voice activated switchable film installed in a residential environment. Chris, the end user of this application, commented: “We were looking for a product to provide some extra privacy in our dining room, as we have large windows which face other properties. We had investigated other films (mirror and tinted) but none were suitable as they blocked too much light. I then found Switchable Smart Film from Intelligent Glass.”
He added: “The team at Intelligent Glass were very helpful, explaining the benefits of the product and also providing advice about DIY fitting of the films to existing windows. Now we have the films installed, they are a great success. Installation was quite straightforward with easy to follow instructions. Being able to switch between clear and frosted in an instant means that we can have the view when we want it but also the privacy when required, without reducing the light in the room.”
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