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2024
Entered the optical component supply chain for HUD (Head-Up Display) of major Japanese Tier 1 manufacturers.
Glass substrate, turning point
In 2022, SKC’s U.S. subsidiary, Absolics, invested approximately KRW 300 billion (about USD 222 million) to establish its first factory in Covington, Georgia, U.S., specializing in the production of glass substrates. Recently, the company announced that the factory has been completed and has begun mass production of prototype products, marking a turning point for the rapidly growing glass substrate market.
Windshields Blocking Signals—When Will the “Pseudo-Innovation” in New Energy Vehicles Come to an End?
It’s not scary when a product runs into problems—what really matters is whether automakers can come up with solutions that are convincing and acceptable to consumers, and whether they can subsequently improve upon any existing defects in their products. Although new automotive players have recently been exposed to numerous issues related to features and design, it’s precisely this spirit of bold exploration that gives Xiaotong confidence: Chinese auto brands will surely forge their own path and disrupt the traditional automotive industry.
Photovoltaic glass remains pessimistic in 2023.
The reason for increased revenue but not increased profits is that last year both the prices of soda ash and natural gas remained stubbornly high, putting significant pressure on the cost side of photovoltaic glass. Although demand for photovoltaic glass has been robust this year, supply continues to expand substantially. Against the backdrop of oversupply, leading glass companies still face considerable pressure this year.
What are those vertical glass panels on the mall’s ceiling? Are they advertising spaces that can’t be sold?
The unassuming smoke-control curtains are just one component of the sophisticated fire protection measures found in modern buildings. In our daily lives, we should pay more attention to fire-fighting equipment, emergency exits, evacuation staircases, and other safety features in buildings—because these elements can be lifesaving in the event of an accident. Of course, the best approach is to focus on proactive fire prevention efforts, ideally ensuring that smoke-control curtains never have to be put to use.
Color-changing? Self-cleaning? Temperature-controlled? The power of smart glass.
Although exterior wall technologies are constantly advancing, many achievements in building sustainability are realized through conscious design and the selection of materials that are well-suited to the climate and environment. Combining traditional design with smart systems and new materials can enhance both the comfort and efficiency of buildings.
