A Day Made of Glass 2: Same Day. Expanded Corning Vision (2012)

[@Hunter-uz9jw]

damn I used to love watching these as a kid lol. I'll be 21 in may. Crazy how fast time flies

[@anon3552]

literally me, but I will be 18 in a few weeks

[@exhaustedcoffee2603]

20 and same

[@hadapurpura]

4:21 “Let’s put a giant glass screen en the middle of the forest, what could possibly go wrong?”

[@leongeyer]

A dinosaur walking against not noticing it on time?

[@marianam.9700]

People just want to see the world on fire... literally aparently

[@antoniocasias5545]

I don’t get it

[@TMWT]

More like "A Day Made Of Fingerprints" xD

[@faeparrel7168]

Stolen from last vid

[@TheGograntman]

+Tianming Le montreer (God of GTA) you suck

[@dancersrule6271]

+Tianming Le montreer (God of GTA) ok

[@JTPCovers]

since this is simulating the future.. don't you think they would have anti finger print glass.

[@carnosinehobs7759]

did you see the one that said there was smudge resistant glass?

[@jarommadsen]

Came back to this 12 years later because LG is now selling their transparent OLED TV for $60,000 USD. One step closer to this dream becoming more of a reality.

[@marleyrobertson6417]

4:55 We can already see the beginnings of this with the new pokémon go craze. Definitely going to be there in a few years.

[@almahansson7802]

I think we already can do that.

[@catplayingapiano2799]

It's 2019 and now we have hololens 2

[@isecream]

They tried to warn us, but we didn't know how to listen. Nobody expected one of Nintendo's biggest franchise to be transported to a mobile machine, transforming it from a mere PDA device into an unstoppable menace. It lasted for a year before dying out, but the fad has caused so much wreckage before it faded, leaving us responsible to repair.

[@ibrahimbhavnagarwala7160]

well this didnt age well

[@yusufsyahputra8326]

@@ibrahimbhavnagarwala7160 yep

[@Libbidybibbidy]

It makes me so sad I can’t live in this beautiful fantasy of the future. I always dreamed of it as a child and still today as an adult. Everything is sleek, clean, and seamless in that simulated world.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

Smart glasses are a thing.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

Also, there’s AR technology too.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

This isn’t so far fetched.

[@JamesCorbett]

Keep 'em coming Corning. I don't care how feasible any of these ideas are - they're inspiring and uplifting.

[@kairi4640]

I know what you mean. I wish they did a update video.

[@GwendolynZupans]

Amazing how piano music goes with glass.

[@Leotique]

its a mix between Piano and Marimba :)

[@yuuyjaaj6721]

@@Leotique ok music expert

[@YellawayHD]

2:16 that's the face i pull when i'm trying to look like i'm paying attention in class

[@cyrusm8393]

+YellawayHD Me too XD

[@AbhishekSanyalTGV]

He's definitely day-dreaming :D

[@firesoul453]

That's cool and all. But how long does the battery last? Or is the entire world wireless electricity?

[@MultiNaruto900]

Because this displays their vision for the future, you'd have to take inyo account how much might change in the future. Considering the speed of technological advancement, battery lives may be much longer.

[@O1OO1O1]

In the far future, batteries will be a non-issue, or not needed. In the closer future, I think they'll just charge super fast, even if the duration is not that much more than they are today. So instead of 30+ minutes, it'll be more like 30 seconds to 2 minutes for a full charge.

[@MorphaCompany]

Maybe we could go for solar energy and other natural resources....

[@Nikketmzee]

And all of this can be yours for only 13,000,000 dollars!

[@dannydevito2599]

+Nikke Tmzee Well, once they learn how to do it better, the prices will get lower, so we just gotta wait til that happens.

[@JSoldierPro]

Nikke Tmzee so I guess we r all waiting until this thing can be mass produced because I'm sure everyone who can afford it will get some of it!

[@chad2293]

Well we do have the tech to do most of the stuff in this vid, so yeah I guess

[@nova_the_arrakisian2]

So Expensive! 😯 But a Millionaire or a Billionaire would buy this! 💵💵💵💵 😂😂😂

[@indus7841]

If thats what you took away from this video youre a dumb-donkey

[@leonardosanchezespinoza3450]

So many negative comments, lighten people. I'm all for the healthcare technology

[@machcove7848]

just saying they MUST be really rich in the future!!!

[@BobTheTrueCactus]

+jade kramer Not necessarily. The trick is to make these technologies affordable - only then they'll be widely spread. Just look at the tablet market. You can now get a brand new kindle fire tablet for 60€. When tablets were still pretty new I bought a "cheap", low performing one for about 3 times as much.

[@BobTheTrueCactus]

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[@BobTheTrueCactus]

School uniforms are common in some countries, while in others they are not. It's just some clothing - no need to be rich for that.

[@Tate525]

or maybe they know how use their brains

[@harithabhavani228]

Even my sis said the same thing

[@sarahahn5997]

This video is amazing. Aside from being a little corny (but that's a given with a lot of advertisements) I thought the technology in this clip was absolutley fascinating. It's crazy for me to think about how far technology has already come from the time the first computer was created, and there is still so much potential for more improvement. My favorite part of this technology was the sharing information between doctors in a hospital, I think it shows great potential for furthering research on different medicines and procedures, making sure patients get the best care they can possibly receive. #EDCMOOC

[@AitenEsmat-nk8ce]

في كل ثانية يتطور العلم والعالم من حولنا فيجب أن نواكب التغيرات التي تحدث وأن نعكس هذه التغيرات على طلابنا

[@CorningIncorporated]

We’re glad to hear that so many enjoy the music in the “A Day Made of Glass 2” video! It is actually a unique piece that was composed exclusively for this video, so unfortunately, we cannot make it available to the public for download.

[@dave_riots]

Yep, I can wake up every morning, constantly crashing into inconveniently placed pieces of magical glass, revealing every last porn site I went to.

[@joyr5213]

LMAOOOO

[@MultiNaruto900]

Amateur move. Always delete browser history.

[@Bro-cx2jc]

Something tells me you might not be ready for the future yet.

[@dave_riots]

@@MultiNaruto900 You can delete it from your history, but not from whatever case someone else has on you, lol.

[@dave_riots]

@@Bro-cx2jc No one is. 😂

[@ivorubiomondragon5872]

This was beautiful. Haven't been this moved since Titanic. :')

[@789pingu]

The background music is beautiful! 🎶

[@bryandejustin]

The fact that the derivatives of this video are already in existence is amazing

[@TheWanderlustWolf]

Even more amazing! I also love the potential medical aspect of the technology.

[@fubukifangirl]

You have to admit, this is pretty freaking cool, and not just to kids and teenagers, I'm almost 29 and this stuff amazes me. I would have loved a school like that when I was a kid. That color lesson looked like fun. Interactive learning is the best way to teach kids.

[@gubachmann]

You're probably almost 40 by now

[@MogulSuccess]

so you can do this now right?

[@wrangliser]

10 years ago it was unrealistic to think about carrying around in your pocket a device that could make calls, send messages, browse the internet, take photos, record HD video, provide maps, use GPS, and listen to music. These videos aren't unrealistic, they're visionary. Talking of just making this stuff already, what do you think people have been doing; baby steps have become giant leaps.

[@mariaandkaifarmer3264]

Me thinking this was supposed to be in 2012 its 2019 bro we still don't have that stuff

[@jabadeedeejabadabadoohh4875]

It's literally made in 2012...

[@bryandejustin]

We have derivatives

[@murilosantos6328]

@@jabadeedeejabadabadoohh4875 but not real

[@PowerCube3D]

Back then people said that this was gonna come out in 2017 lol

[@careydaniels310]

We're going to be looked back as the "Glass age"

[@nicoquet.]

I think we'll probably be the plastic age sadly

[@rezopolis]

@@nicoquet. true

[@Doggo1968]

I can smell the ikea wood from here

[@dashachristina9486]

+giratina4950 yep haha

[@Melmaster3]

The only problem with something like this is that people would become so reliant on it that if something bad happened, they would not have a clue what to do without their technology. It is already bad enough in today's world

[@ObsidianHoax]

If roads could light themselves, then at least you wouldn't walk into lamp posts :)

[@MankindDiary]

Why they would have to have clue what to do without technology? Our medicine is technology. Our work, our education is technology. Our market and economy are technology. Our colonization of the universe will be technology. So why we even should bother about hypothetical situation, when you have no technology?

[@leongeyer]

@José Alberto Lujan Huachhuaco "Por ejemplo, los lleva a un copy paste literal sin la capacidad de redactar su opinión con palabras propias". (yo)

[@felipecanoechavarria6842]

@@leongeyer Felicidades. (sócrates)

[@hugonoid1630]

Nice!I'm studying Systems Analysis and Development, this video was a tip from our teacher to see how much technology is present in our lives!!! I hope to be a good developer😎

[@richjoybello6483]

Our teacher teach this to us we watch this video in our school and our teacher said this can be possible in the future because of our speed communications

[@gogeeks96]

This actually terrifies me. What if you were to lose power, lose a device, or something were to break? You'd be lost. Really cool but also freaky.

[@bleh]

+Bethany Brown Then again we're already dependend on so many other modern things. Fortunately, for most of them, there is a back-up plan. I guess for these things, there would be, too.

[@lukeybearalt.7584]

Don't worry, I never experienced a power outage in my lifetime. I live in Las Vegas. The reason is that the power lines will probably be underground in most locations in those days. That means power outages will happen less often. If you lose your device, you can find it thanks to the device itself. It will likely be able to track itself (if it's not dead) if you lose it. And it is less likely to break because the Corning Gorilla Glass in the video is stronger than today's glass.

[@mazzystars]

Or if a solar storm were to happen. Look it up

[@leongeyer]

@@lukeybearalt.7584 I live in Lima, Peru, and experienced a mass of power outages my whole live (several decades now). So, yes worrrrrrry, if you pretend to live in 80% of the world surface - harharhar. ;) But joke aside, probably the will be relatively less power outage. And yes: dependence is a fact. What are we without internet, for example, or with a drained cellphone? Nothing but amoebas learning to think again....

[@lovefoolishh]

hey guys i love your work when are you gonna make A Day Made Out Of Glass 3

[@lalajang_class]

This is what the future looks like even now in 2023. very amazing!!

[@PegasusTenma1]

We already have started going in this direction.

[@Directionerforeva123]

we saw this at my school in engineering class and wow we really need to step up our game..

[@kevingu7775]

This video years ago inspired me to be a neurosurgeon.

[@Totsudon]

Hopefully this will become available in our lifetime! So exciting :D

[@Kevin-jc1fx]

Oh, Corning ! They truly are in love with glass, literally. This future with corning is amazing, I am looking forward to experiencing it. Keep it up guys.

[@idkusername4106]

wow, they are truly love because they do glass

[@isabelsummers8017]

Me too because I'm waiting for they make video of technology health future on KZbin 🤞🏻🤞🏻😉

[@isecream]

I enjoy the video but where's the music name?

[@bielaggs]

A guy named "Jan Cyrka" made the song for A day made of Glass 1 the song was 'Golden Sky', sadly I don't know the name of of this one.

[@zainaba3063]

Corning's vision to this day remains a vision

[@feeblezak]

Everything will be a lot more breakable that's for damn sure.

[@jilli5618]

feeblezak it’s not the vid says so

[@Loonaurtheworld]

Yeah right

[@hoc4772]

It won't, it's not actually glass

[@phoenixultimate8253]

glass is getting stronger and stronger

[@SFJayAnt]

A world made with broken glass 🫤

[@Musix4me-Clarinet]

*You know what disturbs me about this stuff?* They are able to make 90% of this stuff right now. They don't do it. Take the stuff in the car. They can easily make that right now. But no. They want to sell ever freakin' variation they can conjure up to get there instead of just making it now. These nonsense touchscreens in cars with the old dials and controls for half of the things. They can already make the entire front of that car today. Nonsense. Capitalism is a restraint, not a means of progress.

[@yellowflash345]

This would be amazing!. if i live to see that day we actually use it widespread

[@bomchickawahwaaaaah]

Cool! I enjoyed watching this 12 years ago in 2012 and here again in 2024

[@efrainh.figueroa491]

Excelente!!!! he reenviado a otros amigos y se han quedado sorprendidos!!!!!, y ya lo estan compartiendo en las UNIVERSIDADES, ya que lo obtuve por mi hija a quien se lo mostraron en una clase. GRACIAS.

[@johnpombrio]

I think smudge proof glass in needed first, then all this stuff.

[@221Constantine]

I thought this was gonna be something in 2020

[@nilsinegusias1280]

wow that family so stereotypical happy commercial family

[@BaderAltamimi]

where we can get one ?? even it was a prototype !! it will very useful to explain structures graduation projects .. please respond asap

[@matthewglosenger8005]

HOLY COW!!! Can you buy this stuff already? This video is two years old now!

[@ErikBoesen]

Okay, this is cool and all, but I really don't think this is how the future should be. Even the amount of connectedness we have right now is borderlining on overdoing it. Also, I know this is hypothetical, but those kids are _way_ too old to still be learning about mixing colors. :P

[@JackalGYT]

+Erik Boesen Except if it's more connected then it's shittons more convenient. And yeah, too old. But it's a CG tech demo.

[@ErikBoesen]

***** I don't think it's really that much more convenient to have devices in like everything. Oh well. Only time will tell.

[@JackalGYT]

Erik Boesen Well you wouldn't have to unlock your car, the TV would tujrn on when you wake up, the "curtains" would "open"

[@vierapolak7306]

+Erik Boesen No they're not, we teach them that in high school, on a higher level. If you noticed that it was very interactive and involved light - which is not taught in grade schools. I know this for a fact.

[@ErikBoesen]

Viera Polak As a current high schooler, I learned about colors in preschool and never since. But maybe that's not how it is everywhere. Where are you taking your sampling from?

[@johnsmitty7447]

these people think highly of their glass

[@Zoza15]

+john smitty and all dependent on glass too.

[@AatKarelse]

This was made by a marketing department that didn't even ask an engineer what they thought of it. This will not be near future material !

[@marleyrobertson6417]

Have you not watched the unpacked version of this? It explains most of this is doable now. There are things like clear window displays that came out a couple of years ago. Large wall displays are probably going to be AMOLED, or something similar.

[@AatKarelse]

It can be done just like a rocket to mars could be done. where is here $ to be made from all of this it is only marketing fluff a nice dream for investors !

[@JackalGYT]

+Aat Karelse Do you realize that prices drop over time?

[@purplelov3000]

That looks amazing! Taking this step into the future is truly awesome. I can't wait for it to come out!

[@graffiti9145]

Hello, 8 years ago

[@bhgram17]

I'm sold, when will all this be available?? That's the question!

[@devinmiller8241]

I definitely See this all Happening one day..... :) I heard these may not come out and be produced until... the 2020's But apparently Some do see these happening but the rest Don't I find that kind of STUPID And so bigoted especially when they argue by saying: "What Purpose will these have for us in our homes? workplaces and schools?" I Don't see how this could not happen..... It should be fun when it comes out for all of us.... the reason I think this Corning Glass Technology is still being put on Hold, is primarily Due to the fact that there's still Hate, Fear, and Terrorism, Suicides, Shootings, Crime, Drugs, Cancer and Obesity are still Up today.... So I think they will Not release these New Futuristic technologies until.... WORLD OF WAR 3 IS OVER...... and when Terrorism is Reduced..... and when people Stop dying from Suicides, shootings and also Car crashes.... but Cancer I don't think will ever be cured for another couple of Decades from now at this point....

[@almahansson7802]

The researchers have found a solution for cancer they think. If you put tiny tiny gold flakes in the blood, heating it up with lazer the gold going to burn up the cancercells.

[@KleberFainer]

Also there is a sort of ultrasom made in Israel taht concentrates beams of light and heat in a tiny concentrated point to kill only cancer cells.

[@gabrielhamawi3857]

This is amazing, I can live with this everyday, we already do. #ECMOOC

[@alliewuzhere]

I agree this is very similar to technology we already have and I can definitely see it happening very soon.

[@antoniocasias5545]

ECMOOC?

[@willkf25]

2021 what we have: "The earth is flat"

[@minerunner1]

this is a world that i look forward to living in and hope to have made significant contributions in creating

[@billsermania9961]

What a great company ! They have integrity and solid values.

[@emybonita04]

4:20 I CAN'T REPLACE THE ENVIRONMENT!!

[@roc5291]

I know I’m going to get a lot of hate for this but, I really do hope that someday, the United States is more like this. Not necessarily the floating holograms, but it looks like a future where we poured an astronomical amount of money into our education and health care system, using technology to truly enhance both. I would love if my kids went to a school that had technology like this to really give truly enhance their education. I would also love the idea of medical technology being so advanced that I as a patient could receive care from experts all over the world who could analyze my condition in real time. Sad thing is, I really do truly feel we could do most if not all of that NOW, but why would you want that when you can keep throwing money at the military industrial complex to keep churning out useful idiots for the next 1,000 years?

[@flantofluu]

why would you get hate, exactly ? This is a understandable comment that truly cares about their children and other peoples life . I agree with your comment too although other countries should also have a good education system

[@roc5291]

@@flantofluu Anytime I’ve found videos like this and commented like I did with this one, I get a TON of, “All of this is bull****, this is never going to happen” kind of comments. LOTS of people think a future like this is impossible and HATE people who speak to the fact that it could be possible at all. Thanks for your feedback!

[@flantofluu]

@@roc5291 No problem ! We just need to believe and hope that everything will go well

[@Cola2013_1]

@@roc5291 children cares about technology, not only they have a future beyond to a exoplanet living there with instellar space travel

[@pochopaz7381]

20 years later: "This looked so cool.... god damn it resources depletion"

[@qlddrones]

If you need messy and tactile, scratch the damn glass! This is possibly the best vision of the future of computing I've ever seen. All it was missing was clothes that change color depending on your surroundings. Clothing made of glass, Mr Corning?

[@Jesu123]

where did my traditional camp went? didn't remember there being so much glass. are we on exhibition here?

[@tomatobread1284]

Funny that literally 87% of this stuff exist and yet it feels as if society is still the same

[@C0deH0wler]

Technology and cultural change is useless without political will. Expect positive change to use a lot of old solutions (that we have had the ability to solve our problems for decades already).

[@tomatobread1284]

@@C0deH0wler true

[@Cola2013_1]

@@C0deH0wler Maybe in the year 2030 and 2050 will have advanced technology like this or solar panels.

[@batinator2881]

2020 anyone

[@elibarker3337]

2024

[@PauloLuc33]

Kids will not be able to play football anywhere!

[@kindleofelectricity7062]

What do you mean? There is probably fields in this world they made. They just don't show it because they want to show the inventions.

[@PauloLuc33]

Kids love to play football in the streets ;)

[@kindleofelectricity7062]

Paulo Lucena Well then too bad for them. That's dangerous anyway.

[@mekko2012]

Super Cypher better for them if they stay in home... playing at playstation and suffering heart problems by obesity...

[@kindleofelectricity7062]

Javi Mekko True I guess

[@timrod94]

Dear Corning, i know that anything is possible because you have the ablility to make all this technology come to life by the year 2020 so just keep pressing forward and don't stop because I know you will achieve your success one day and when it comes true you will be very proud of yourselfs and everyone would love you because you kept pressing foward to make this dream come true :D

[@sofiaalamo-rodriguez7406]

Everything appears to be great with this project. Love it.

[@lydiadegrassi]

whats this music called

[@isabelsummers8017]

me too

[@graffiti9145]

Btw, these kids are like, 23 today

[@ChrisJones-zk3qj]

people Are going to be blind by the time there 30

[@ipadpro9580]

No not at all.

[@C0deH0wler]

Tech-bros just dumping white on all the UIs without thinking about the consequences and because 'it's clean and cool'... The cycle of good to dumb UI continues.

[@grennysohail]

true there is some level of ruggedness that this may not have but the potential is amazing.

[@itsirisbaby]

I want this future instead of the same 5000 phones that all look the same

[@易於天地準易經見天下]

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[@dirtroadsandwoodstoves]

Yeah, Rich White Family - you can now never have a personal interaction again. What a great future! I want to see the tech of the Latino gardener at the kids Rich White Private School, or the South East Asian who made this stuff in a slave like factory for pennies a week - bet it looks nothing like this. Get Out and Farm!!

[@mysubscriptions3737]

Ummm.. that family looked liked a mixed Southeast Asian/White family.

[@fubukifangirl]

How society could be if not for Conservatives.

[@fubukifangirl]

Me too, but that doesn't mean I won't enjoy it while I can. If I have to, I'll focus on becoming a teacher in order to use some of this stuff. I especially liked that color table, that was awesome. I would have loved school if we'd had stuff like that.

[@TechnoBacon]

I had an eerie feeling about this Video but I couldn't figure out what it was. Now I realize, THIS IS ABSTERGO!

[@lovelycars1]

who ever corning is is a genius to be able to create a film with so much detail and prophesy about the future without words

[@bobthegiraffe6449]

The blonde boy at 1:51 has the same backpack as me! Nice to know that I obviously bought my backpack ahead of the curve.

[@pivo6499]

tell me who will make and program this.......

[@stevenshiller1600]

I love this Glass Technology.

[@thepizza2472]

I want every single piece of technology in this vid

[@salvadordomingues6545]

wowww~~~~ the only thing that comes in my mind in watching these video, a day made of glass 1 and 2

[@johnhand7516]

I like this energy in human life ........no drinking or smoking and your life with out drugs .....is good for your life time.

[@bregrace7373]

This stuff is supposed to be out by 2040!!! I sooo can't wait!!

[@LuckFx]

I love the concept since day 1! Music of the video please?

[@atzelchow]

What about the capturing device???

[@manu2banu]

Amazing . I wish I was seven again , to learn in school , and to have in front of me 40,50 or 80 years to live.

[@mishlang02]

I remember watching this video during computer class

[@isabelsummers8017]

Wow that's so cool that your class at school

[@9ballpytor]

Looks so cool, just hope no one shoot it down before it hit the market!

[@azron201]

This is already happening in Australia...the classrooms whiteboards have been replaced with touchscreen smart boards and every student has either a laptop or iPad...all we need now are touchscreen furniture lol

[@Themor00]

This technolgy looks very fascinating, Im 12 so i can probably experience this,but i dont know if this will be too powerful for us and make us go mad.

[@LuisDanielVillalobosBenitez]

A day like these it could be awesome or have this type of technology it could be great

[@butchiegumdrops]

Now we're talking! Love it!

[@avaricecakes4846]

My math teacher made us watch these videos and she said that mostly everything in the videos were already made but they are improving them and they aren't going to release everything in a few years. I don't know if that is true but it is so cool

[@JackalGYT]

+Ava Ricecakes All of it exists. But not at this level. We're still years behind.

[@Tate525]

Yup your maths teacher is right majority of tech shown is invented already it is matter of improving them, Tesla Model S is live example of that big car display in an sedan.

[@Sibbarb9]

Say the name of the song from this video

[@benzeno1995]

its amazing how half of this stuff has already been created.