What do Jeeps, Porsches & iPhones have in common? | Mike Kunigonis, Corning Automotive Glass Solutions
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MotorTrend's Ed Loh & Jonny Lieberman sit down with Mike Kunigonis, VP & GM of Corning Automotive Glass Solutions. From iPhones to windshields! The guys discuss fiber optics in cars, Gorilla Glass, their partnership with Apple, their newest innovation: Fusion 5, the evolution of glass technology, AR & HUDs, and much more.
0:28 - Introduction to Corning Automotive Glass Solutions. 2:35 - The Future of Optical Fiber in Vehicles. 11:09 - The Shift from Copper to Optical Fiber. 12:45 - Durability and Practicality of Optical Fiber. 14:40 - Solving for Autonomy. 26:26 - Gorilla Glass: Revolutionizing Windshields. 33:11 - The Origin of Corning's Partnership with Apple. 35:58 - Innovations in Automotive Glass: Fusion 5. 41:25 - The Evolution of Glass Technology in Vehicles. 54:11 - Future Trends: Augmented Reality and Heads-Up-Display (HUD).
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