Frost & Sullivan, a leading market research and consulting firm, has recognized Science Inc., a Texas-based liquid crystal switchable film manufacturer, as its 2024 Technology Innovation Leader. This award is given to companies that showcase excellence in bringing advanced technology to the market, resulting in successful products and customers while also driving future business value.
Frost & Sullivan praised Science for its innovative approach to solving fundamental problems related to smart film and smart glazing. The company was particularly highlighted for its contribution to the development of a superior 3G Switchable Film that is well-suited for outdoor and projection applications. According to Frost & Sullivan, the market potential for these advancements is significant.
Science’s 3G Switchable Film overcomes challenges associated with traditional polymer-dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) technology, such as chemical instability and limited operating temperatures. The film is known for its absence of chemical defects, wide temperature range, and extended lifespan.
Priya Madhuri, the industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan, emphasized that Science’s technology surpasses the limitations of traditional PDLC theory and offers a range of benefits for outdoor, projection, and energy-saving applications. The inclusion of outdoor applications is a significant advancement for the smart glass industry.
To be considered for this award, Science was evaluated on various criteria including innovation, commercial success, financial performance, and growth potential. The company’s commitment to creativity
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