As China embraces electric cars, this start-up is trying to profit from a 60-year-old smart glass technology

The explosive growth of China’s new energy vehicle industry and recent breakthroughs in lab research have offered fresh hope that electrochromic technology for glass is ready for wide adoption.
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He Jiazhi, a Purdue University chemistry PhD graduate, is on a mission to bring electrochromic (EC) technology for glass out of the research lab and into the hands of thousands of consumers.

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