Corning To Use CES To Showcase 'Limitless Possibilities' of Glass, Company Says
Corning will use CES to bring "to life" its "vision" of a "bold future for glass technologies," the company said in a Friday email blast to reporters covering the Las Vegas show. Corning's CES exhibit will be an "immersive, full-sensory…
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experience" that will showcase the "limitless possibilities of design and functionality in a breathtaking new era that can only be called the Glass Age," the company said. There's a future for glass “even in flexible, conformable applications" that OLED advocates have targeted, Corning executive Robert O’Brien told a Display Week business conference in June. Corning also has been working with its customers “for a few years now” on devising “thinner and thinner” glass conducive for “roll-to-roll” display applications, O’Brien said there (see 1506010034).