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An innovative window system earns a European patent, december 5, 2016

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A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016 A window-glazing system developed by an EPFL team uses micro-mirrors to improve the lighting and visual comfort inside buildings and could also make window blinds obsolete one day. The European Patent Office has just granted the system patent protection. Jing Gong, Andreas Schüler and André Kostro with a prototype of the window-glazing system. December 5, 2016