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ARTICLE · 03 JANUARY 2024

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Patent Landscape Analysis Of Electrochromic Glass Smart Materials

Electrochromic glass has gained increasing attention in the last decade for its potential to improve the energy efficiency of buildings and cars. Senior Consultant and Chemistry Practice Leader

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Electrochromic glass has gained increasing attention in the last decade for its potential to improve the energy efficiency of buildings and cars. Senior Consultant and Chemistry Practice Leader Nicolas Nowak shares key findings from Questel's patent landscape analysis of this fascinating field of innovation.

The term "smart materials" is used to describe materials that can sense and react to external forces, such as light, temperature, stress, or electric or magnetic fields. One such smart material is electrochromic glass, which can improve the energy efficiency of buildings and cars by controlling the amount of sunlight that passes through a window.

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