For all of you who love technology

[Guest countryboywny]

Check out this video from Corning Glass...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=6Cf7IL_eZ38&vq=medium

[MichiganMan]

I'm fortunate enough to be in automotive R&D...some of the "stuff" coming is sooooo cool!!!

[gallahadesquire]

Check out this video from Corning Glass...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=6Cf7IL_eZ38&vq=medium

 

It was great! One only wonders how long it will be before we see it happen?

[+ deej]

It was great! One only wonders how long it will be before we see it happen?

 

Parts of it are already here, of course. Many of us wear eyeglasses with "progressive" lenses that darken based on ambient light.

 

Two things struck me about the video, though. 1) It's strikingly similar to a video produced for a book about interfaces written written 20+ years ago, and 2) it didn't come from a computer company; it came from a glass company.

 

OK, maybe three: A lot of it is viable today albeit expensive due to a lack of widespread adoption.

[rvwnsd]

...Two things struck me about the video, though. 1) It's strikingly similar to a video produced for a book about interfaces written written 20+ years ago, and 2) it didn't come from a computer company; it came from a glass company...

 

I think it demonstrates that the words "technology" and "innovation" extend beyond the computer industry.

[rocky]

I'll find it very sad if this is what we finally become..

[instudiocity]

Parts of it are already here, of course.

 

and 2) it didn't come from a computer company; it came from a glass company.

 

OK, maybe three: A lot of it is viable today albeit expensive due to a lack of widespread adoption.

 

So did the glass in your iPhone - that stuff that didn't come from a computer company - iPhones have Corning Glass faces.

[+ deej]

So did the glass in your iPhone - that stuff that didn't come from a computer company - iPhones have Corning Glass faces.

 

That's why I said parts of it are already here.

[wild2east]

That's why I said parts of it are already here.

 

Sandy makes you wonder what happens to all this technology when the power's out? Or when there's a virus attack?