What is the science behind bathroom doors like this?
What is the science behind bathroom doors like this?
Jason Bennett
Ayden Morales
I looks like a polarizing filter sanwiched between some glass panels, when you turn the lock it shifts the panel which makes the glass opaque
Kayden Cox
>that webm
Kevin Morales
LCD
When the lock is engaged, a current is run through the glass. Which causes elements within the panels to change their alignment.
Carter Brown
one has to be right
Jonathan Long
>still only milky and not completely opaque
0/10 basically like shitting in public would not use.
John Scott
So if there is a power outage, what keeps them opaque?
I imagine that indoors it would be less of an issue, as there is less natural light around, but depending where it is utilized what would stop you becoming visible as you are taking a shit (obviously it being in the reverse, current flowing to keep it transparent, cut and it goes opaque).
Daniel Garcia
I believe this
Blake Reyes
it's really dumb as people don't know this will happen so will not use them
Bentley Perez
>So if there is a power outage, what keeps them opaque?
if it is LCD, you just need the front and back polarizing film to be the same angle
it would make opaque the "default" state, and only let light through when powered