6 ways your windshields will change soon

Windshields are being fabricated with stronger, thinner and more lightweight materials, and can be used as an interface to run entire IoT systems.

By Robert J. Rosenfield | Updated on May 12, 2016

Windshields and auto glass are designed to contribute to safety, design, sophistication and in the coming years, a lot more.

Windshields, too, have joined the innovation party.

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