✨ Introducing the future of windows & doors! 💫

"You control it remotely." Bro that's a disaster waiting to happen.

the issue with it is that it uses electricity when it is transparent so basically most of is the time

@Invent1ons I found it on Amazon

Future? This is old tech, old enough to have been used in Splinter Cell Chaos Theory as futuristic tech. Chaos Theory was... actually it may have been Pandora Tomorrow. Doesn't matter, both were PS2 games. This tech has been around at least as long as the PS2.

cool until it gets hacked

Looks like an expensive fix when one random pet scratches it

Need a second layer that makes it become fully dark and allows no light to cross. Then you have 3 states. Fully clear, clouded and dark.

Interesting concept, but durability and privacy concerns seem like real hurdles before this becomes mainstream.

This isn't new and has been out for some time now.

Old tech and you can also do it in black and control the transparency. Did a couple show cars with it as well.

@grok this product available in India?

all fun till the power cut comes and u are changing clothes 😂

Available here.👇🎇

Solving a non-existing problem. Not everything has to be electronic!

i got these glass on my office wall back in 2015 …

I would pay top dollar for pixelated look

Old technology, thanks for playing the click-bait game.

back to 1996. Lexus :)

1990s product?

@hive_ai is this AI

Elektrik kesildiğinde ne oluyor?

日本では数年前にトイレに使われたやつやな

🤭 What was that price tag?!

what if the energy goes off?

Smart film for windows.

Just because it asthetic, it doesn't justify innovation. The key purpose behind windows is ventilation - and this is just a simple way of saying you don't have common sense.

tthe future of horror films

RIP to being nosey, cant even peek out the window