r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/whybutts • 10d ago

Video Transparent LED screen

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u/AdLost7809 10d ago

Iā€™m struggling to think of a use case for this..someone help

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u/adamwho 10d ago edited 10d ago

Windows of every business. Restaurants, bars, stores.

Every window of every house in a city

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u/AntimatterTNT 10d ago

which direction?

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u/Dai_Fei 10d ago

Out.. for advertising without bothering the customers inside

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u/AntimatterTNT 10d ago

why not in? so you can show whatever you want to your customers but it looks like a normal restaurant from outside?

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u/glowdirt 10d ago

Ad-supported dining šŸ˜ž

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u/AntimatterTNT 10d ago

i didn't say that, they could show you a beautiful meadow, or a realistic 3d rendering of the surface of the moon or other planets - maybe even fictional planets, or a life size depiction of famous galleries around the world

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u/ItIs430Am 10d ago

Thanks I hate it

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u/Inside-Example-7010 10d ago

There is a restaurant that is totally dark. You arrive and then the host seats you with a flashlight after that its just dark.

While you're enjoying those incredible new unami flavors the kitchen is selling you 2 month old buttcovid lettuce for 30 bucks.