Glass antenna technology was born in the USA in the 1970s, led by manufacturers of metal antennas. Foreseeing the importance of telematics in the auto industry at the time, AGC decided to develop its own glass antennas.

We don’t give a second thought to windshield wipers – until we can’t see clearly. But it is worth stopping to thank the pioneers who invented these safety devices that have saved countless lives in rain and snow.

Responding to the growing demand for vehicle connectivity, AGC Glass Europe has unveiled two advanced “anechoic” chambers for developing technology for windows with built-in antennas.

AGC Automotive Europe has partnered with XenomatiX, a leading provider of solid-state LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging) technology, to build the next generation of integrated LiDAR sensors for ADAS and autonomous driving.

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A UK tech company called Envisics has combined augmented reality and holograms to create a high-impact navigation system that displays road directions in real time on the windscreen.

At CES 2019 in Las Vegas, the auto industry showed how it may combine augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) with smart glass technologies.

AGC Automotive Europe and IAC (International Automotive Components) unveiled the StreetSmart Door concept last month at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.  

One of the pillars of AGC ARG is customer partnership. We firmly believe that together we are stronger: combining resources and knowledge brings real advantage.

Every vehicle on the road has a 17-digit VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), also known as the “chassis number”. The VIN is a valuable tool for glass technicians.