A Day Made of Glass 2: Same Day. Expanded Corning Vision.

[Mave]

The future version 2.0

Last year, Corning introduced a hi-tech future of form and function made possible through the wonders of highly engineered glass.

This year, the company expands on its vision by looking at additional applications, both at home and in the world writ large, for its technologically advanced glass-based gadgets.

A companion video below describes each technology shown above in detail, and provides additional information on what’s possible now and what’s not possible just yet.

jZkHpNnXLB0[/media]]

 

[Aman1238]

Would be so much glare. Glare everywhere. Epic video though :33

 

[GPow69]

Looks like a cool technology to have, but there'd be a lot of problems with it..

 

[Panki]

3D projection into thin air is impossible, though. I have no idea how the other things shown are supposed to work.

 

[Nimphiouus]

Why? Why do we need this crap?

 

[GPow69]

Why? Why do we need this crap?

Why not?
Progression keeps things new and fresh.

 

[Nimphiouus]

Why? Why do we need this crap?

Why not?
Progression keeps things new and fresh.

That may be so, but they should be making important innovations, not a touch screen glass O.o

 

[GPow69]

Meh, they already have touch screen transparent windows. All they need to do really is improve it. Also the medical stuff it showed looked really awesome, I'm sure that would help out the field immensely.

 

[Fries]

3D projection into thin air is impossible, though. I have no idea how the other things shown are supposed to work.

what about thick air?

 

[Nimphiouus]

3D projection into thin air is impossible, though. I have no idea how the other things shown are supposed to work.

what about thick air?

:troll: Oh you fries, oh you.

 

[GPow69]

3D projection into thin air is impossible, though. I have no idea how the other things shown are supposed to work.

what about thick air?

Good lord I lol'd.

 

[Mave]

3D projection into thin air is impossible, though. I have no idea how the other things shown are supposed to work.

what about thick air?

Oh god, I lolled pretty hard about this, got some strange looks on the bus.
Cookie given.