Abstract: An active or passive PDLC projection screen comprising: at least two transparent metalized or non-metalized polymer supports; at least one layer of liquid crystal dispersions located between said at least two transparent metalized polymer supports; electrical components to control the behavior of said PDLC projection screen; wherein said PDLC projection screen have a total light transmittance Tt of about 70 to 90%, a diffusion transmittance Dt of about 0 to 10%, a clarity C of 90 to 97% and a haze value H of about 0 to 3%, measured in accordance with either ASTM D 1003-13, ISO 13468-1:1996 or ISO 13468-2:1999; further wherein said PDLC projection screen is manufactured by methods of release sheets support.

Abstract: The present invention provides a solar reflective-absorptive device, comprising: an IR reflective transparent conductive film; a flexible transparent conductive film; a layer of liquid crystal dispersion in polymer matrix or polymer dispersion in liquid crystal domains allocated between said flexible IR reflective transparent conductive film and said flexible transparent conductive film. The liquid crystal dispersion is in polymer matrix or polymer dispersion domains, and comprises metalorganic dye compositions with absorption in the visible and/or IR regions of solar spectrum. The aforesaid liquid crystal dispersion consists of nematic mixtures and/or cholesteric mixtures comprising of chiral mesogenic or none-mesogenic chiral materials in nematic for IR absorption and/or broadband cholesteric materials for dynamic (electrically tunable) IR and visible absorption.

Abstract: A polymer dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) film, comprising: at least one first transparent flexible film coated with conductive material; at least one liquid crystal dispersion, allocated between said at least one first transparent flexible film and at least one second transparent flexible film; at least one second transparent flexible film coated with conductive material; where the PDLC comprises a pattern or a signage. Furthermore, the invention comprises a multichannel controller that enables independent control of each segment of the pattern.

Abstract: A system to prevent motion sickness to at least one passenger in a moving vehicle, comprising: at least one liquid crystal film; at least one power dimmer apparatus operative to provide AC current to said at least one liquid crystal film; at least one sensor operative to sense the motion of said vehicle; at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium for producing a signal for activating and deactivating said at least one liquid crystal film in a certain frequency by means of said at least one power dimmer apparatus; wherein said activating and deactivating said at least one liquid crystal film is done in form of visual cues directly coordinated by motion sensory inputs provided by said at least one sensor.

Abstract: A system to prevent motion sickness to at least one passenger in a moving vehicle, comprising: at least one liquid crystal film; at least one power dimmer apparatus operative to provide AC current to said at least one liquid crystal film; at least one sensor operative to sense the motion of said vehicle; at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium for producing a signal for activating and deactivating said at least one liquid crystal film in a certain frequency by means of said at least one power dimmer apparatus; wherein said activating and deactivating said at least one liquid crystal film is done in form of visual cues directly coordinated by motion sensory inputs provided by said at least one sensor.

Abstract: A method of preparing non-conductive coated pigment particles for use in liquid crystal applications. A dispersion is prepared of a pigment such as carbon black in a solution comprising a first solvent and a surfactant. The dispersion is disrupted in order to separate agglomerates. A non-conductive coating material is added. In some embodiments of the invention, the non-conductive coating comprises a polymer soluble in the first solvent, and the coating is prepared by addition of a second solvent in which the polymer is insoluble. In other embodiments, the non-conductive coating comprises a metal oxide, and the coating is prepared by addition of a metal alkoxide that hydrolyzes to form the coating. The non-conductive pigment particles are then separated from the supernatant liquid, dried, and reduced to a powder. Liquid crystal devices comprising the particles typically have a haze of less than 7% and a total transmittance of >55%.

Abstract: A dye composition dissolvable within a liquid crystal host device (including: polymer dispersed liquid crystal, polymer network liquid crystal, polymer stabilized liquid crystal, liquid crystal displays and similar devices), comprising eutectic mixtures of dichroic metallomesogen molecules. The aforesaid metallomesogen molecules comprise chromophore groups synthesized by physical and chemical mixing methods.

Abstract: A transparency adjustment system comprising a transparent physical element whose electrical behavior is that of a capacitive load; and a power dimmer apparatus operative to provide AC current to the transparent physical element to generate a set of transparency states including a plurality of transparency states other than full transparency. Included in the scope of the invention is a system which changes the state of a load such as LC film from transparent to translucent in a single step rather than gradually.

Abstract: The present invention provides a solar reflective-absorptive device, comprising: an IR reflective transparent conductive film; a flexible transparent conductive film; a layer of liquid crystal dispersion in polymer matrix or polymer dispersion in liquid crystal domains allocated between said flexible IR reflective transparent conductive film and said flexible transparent conductive film. The liquid crystal dispersion is in polymer matrix or polymer dispersion domains, and comprises metalorganic dye compositions with absorption in the visible and/or IR regions of solar spectrum. The aforesaid liquid crystal dispersion consists of nematic mixtures and/or cholestenc mixtures comprising of chiral mesogenic or none-mesogenic chiral materials in nematic for IR absorption and/or broadband cholesteric materials for dynamic (electrically tunable) IR and visible absorption.

Abstract: Electrical switchable glasses production comprising the steps of: (a) providing a first and second cover glass; (b) providing a PDLC or other electrically switchable film; (c) providing a first and second layer of adhesive interlayer; (d) providing a PDLC inspection station further comprising: (i) a levelled-up table; (ii) means for inspecting properties of the PDLC film and/or glasses selected from the group consisting of electric properties, optical properties, mechanical properties and any combination thereof; (e) placing the first cover glass onto the levelled-up table; (f) spreading a first layer of adhesive interlayer (g) spreading the PDLC film over the previously placed adhesive interlayer; (h) spreading a second layer of adhesive interlayer; (i) covering the PDLC film by means of the second cover glass; (j) laminating the PDLC film between the first and second cover glasses; and (k) inspecting the glass properties by means of the PDLC inspection station before and after laminating the PDLC film.

Abstract: A dye composition dissolvable within a liquid crystal host device (including: polymer dispersed liquid crystal, polymer network liquid crystal, polymer stabilized liquid crystal, liquid crystal displays and similar devices), comprising eutectic mixtures of dichroic metallomesogen molecules. The aforesaid metallomesogen molecules comprise chromophore groups synthesized by physical and chemical mixing methods.

Abstract: A bistable liquid crystal film, comprising: a. at least one first transparent flexible film coated with conductive material; b. at least one layer of liquid crystal dispersions characterized by at least two modes (i) scattering mode-A; and (ii) transparent mode-B; allocated between said flexible transparent conductive film and at least one second transparent flexible conductive film; wherein said liquid crystal dispersion comprises metal-organic mesogens.

Abstract: A polymer dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) film, comprising: at least one first transparent flexible film coated with conductive material; at least one liquid crystal dispersion, allocated between said at least one first transparent flexible film and at least one second transparent flexible film; at least one second transparent flexible film coated with conductive material; where the PDLC comprises a pattern or a signage.

Abstract: Electrical switchable glasses production comprising the steps of: (a) providing a first and second cover glass; (b) providing a PDLC or other electrically switchable film; (c) providing a first and second layer of adhesive interlayer; (d) providing a PDLC inspection station further comprising: (i) a levelled-up table; (ii) means for inspecting properties of the PDLC film and/or glasses selected from the group consisting of electric properties, optical properties, mechanical properties and any combination thereof; (e) placing the first cover glass onto the levelled-up table; (f) spreading a first layer of adhesive intelayer (g) spreading the PDLC film over the previously placed adhesive interlayer; (h) spreading a second layer of adhesive interlayer; (i) covering the PDLC film by means of the second cover glass; (j) laminating the PDLC film between the first and second cover glasses; and (k) inspecting the glass properties by means of the PDLC inspection station before and after laminating the PDLC film.

Abstract: A system for reducing energy usage in a heat controlled device comprises a transparency adjustment device (TAD) including a transparent physical element whose electrical behavior is that of a capacitive load and a power dimmer apparatus operative to provide AC current to the transparent physical element to generate a set of transparency states between opaque and full transparent. The system also comprises a heat control device including a closed walled cavity and a thermometer adapted to control temperature in the cavity. The TAD is embedded in at least a portion of the cavity wall. The TAD reduces the thermometer energy consumption by enabling view of the cavity content without opening the cavity.

Abstract: A transparency adjustment system comprising a transparent physical element whose electrical behavior is that of a capacitive load; and a power dimmer apparatus operative to provide AC current to the transparent physical element to generate a set of transparency states including a plurality of transparency states other than full transparency. Included in the scope of the invention is a system which changes the state of a load such as LC film from transparent to translucent in a single step rather than gradually.