Finally out and away from the screen again đź–Ą
Last week, my colleague Lars Gadow and I were at GlassTec in DĂĽsseldorf.
After the JEC in Paris in May was a complete success, we can also look back with pleasure on the four days of the fair.
We had great conversations and were able to make many new and valuable contacts. We would therefore like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who welcomed us to their booths.
Now we are working intensively on the follow-up to the talks. I am already looking forward to the next few weeks.
I can recommend everyone who is interested in the topic of glass production, handling, processing and finishing to come to the next edition of GlassTec in two years.
The innovations exhibited there will certainly find their way into our daily lives in the next few years. Here is an excerpt of my personal highlights:
- automatically darkening window glass with face recognition
- Micro-welding process for glass bodies
- 3D printing for glass
- Three-dimensional solar-active façade modules
- Adaptive shading elements with shape memory alloys
