What Is PANAPIXEL? D#10
We Ask a Different Question
We Ask a Different Question
What makes a good automotive window tinting film?
Is is higher heat rejection?
Higher infrared rejection?
A darker shade?
We started with a different question.
What does a driver actually experience?
And how can a better window film improve that experience?
We Look Beyond Specifications
We Look Beyond Specifications
For years, the automotive window tint industry has been driven by numbers.
IR (Infrared Rejection)
TSER (Total Solar Energy Rejected)
VLT (Visible Light Transmission)
These specifications are important.
But they are not what drivers experience every day.
Drivers experience sunlit roads.
Visibility during rain.
Oncoming headlights at night.
And the world they see through the glass.
Good Window Film Designs Vision
Good Window Film Designs Vision
Even automotive window tinting films with the same shade can look very different.
Colors can appear different.
Light can scatter differently.
Reflections can be more noticeable.
The outside world can be rendered differently.
Ultimately, what matters is not only how much light and heat a film blocks.
It is also how natural and stable the view remains after that light passes through the film.
We believe a good window tint film is not simply a product that reduces visible light, blocks infrared energy, and rejects heat, it is a product that designs the driver's visual experience.
We Look Beyond The Numbers
We Look Beyond The Numbers
We began looking beyond performance specifications and numbers alone.
Instead, we started examining the factors that can influence the way drivers see the road.
Glare.
Reflection.
Haze.
Moiré Pattern.
Color Distortion.
We studied how these factors affect the way drivers experience the road through the glass.
By reducing unnecessary visual distractions and improving the balance of light, color, and visibility,
we began pursuing a more natural and comfortable viewing experience.
PANAPIXEL was designed around that pursuit.
What Is PANAPIXEL?
What Is PANAPIXEL?
PANAPIXEL was not created simply to make a darker automotive window tinting film.
Nor was it created simply to achieve higher infrared rejection or heat rejection numbers.
We began with a different goal.
To find a way for drivers to see the world beyond the glass more naturally.
That pursuit ultimately led us toward a single idea:
Creating a more natural visual experience.
