Micro Reactor System's flexible electronic curtain

Since you probably don't want every surface in your house of the future illuminated, Micro Reactor System has come up with a solution to make curtains that are a bit more practical but equally futuristic. Their flexible electronic "curtain" consists of two plastic panels with liquid crystal molecules in between them, which can be activated to make the curtain totally opaque, but are clear when turned off. It's apparently possible to make them in different colors as well, although it doesn't seem like one curtain can display more than one color. Like most things that we really, really want, there's no word yet on pricing or availability.

[Nutty @ Jun 14th 2006 10:38PM]

It looks like this article has it backwards. According to the picture the panel becomes clear when the power is turned on.

[seongcheol jang @ Jun 18th 2008 9:15AM]

I work at sangwontns co.,ltd in korea.
I am interested in "flexible electronic curtain" product.
I want to receive detail data, price, application photos.
Have you a agent in korea?
82-10-2276-6655

[Steve HUme @ Nov 25th 2008 12:22AM]

I am also interested in a Malaysian supplier if there is one. I have quite a large install to do.

Thanks.

Steve
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