PDLC smart glass technologies change transparency and opacity with electrical supply to control various types of light. The unique particles or molecules inside the films scatter when off, blocking light and creating opacity. When on, particles or molecules align, allowing light to pass through and transparency.

Providing on-demand privacy and transparency, Gauzy's Light Control Glass, LCG®, can be used in many industries from architecture, automotive to consumer electronics and appliances.

How It Is Made

LCG® is created by laminating the film, which contains the particles between two pieces of glass with adhesive interlayers and providing an electrical charge to the film. The film is made of a Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystal (PDLC) formulation that is composed of millions of liquid crystals.

How It Works

PDLC smart glass technologies change transparency and opacity with electrical supply to control various types of light. The unique particles or molecules inside our films scatter when off, blocking light and creating opacity. When on, particles or molecules align, allowing light to pass through and transparency.

Additional Benefits

When paired with Gauzy's solar reflective technology, LCG® creates the ability to reflect up to 78% of IR, effectively reducing interior temperature by up to 15° C, reducing HVAC costs and providing light-filled privacy to reduce reliance on artificial lighting.

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