Fast Company  Artful Intelligence: How "Smart Windows" and
"Dynamic Glass" Can Save Energy  A manufacturer of auto-tinting
windows just nabbed another $10 million in financing. Is this
the future of glass?  glass windows  In the future, those glass
windows on your office building might also be able to beat IBM's
Watson at Jeopardy. That's how smart glass is getting.
Soladigm, manufacturers of auto-tinting "smart glass," nabbed
$10 million in equity financing, building off a recent $30
million round in December.  The notion of "smart glass" might at
first seem a bit excessive. We demand intelligence from our
partners, our friends, our colleagues, and lately our phones,
but windows are not an entity that seem to necessitate
smartness.  There's a simple reason why smart, or "dynamic,"
glass matters, though. It saves energy. When normal old "dumb"
windows welcome in the noonday sun, buildings bake. But
Soladigm's electrochromics glass automatically adjusts its tint,
helping regulate the temperature of a building