Gauzy is an Israeli technology company that makes smart glass and camera-based driver safety systems. The smart glass (light control) business makes films and electronics embedded in glass that allow it to switch between transparent and opaque states, or dim to a precise level — replacing conventional mechanical shades, blinds, and sun visors. Gauzy's two core light control technologies are PDLC (liquid crystal, used for privacy applications) and SPD (suspended particle device, used for gradable dimming). The vision control business, run through the Vision Systems subsidiary, makes camera monitoring systems and driver assistance systems for trucks, buses, and coaches that replace traditional mirrors with HD cameras and interior displays, while detecting pedestrians and cyclists in blind spots. Gauzy sells across four end-markets: aerospace (~40% of 2024 revenue), safety tech and commercial vehicles (~44%), architecture (~13%), and automotive (~3%). In aerospace, Gauzy is a Tier 1 supplier of cockpit and cabin shading systems to OEMs including Boeing, Embraer, and Bombardier, under contracts running 15 to 30+ years. In architecture and automotive, Gauzy operates as a Tier 2 film supplier, selling films to a network of 107+ certified glass fabricators and to Tier 1 suppliers like AGC and Webasto. In commercial vehicles, Gauzy is a Tier 1 CMS and ADAS supplier to bus and truck OEMs. Gauzy also generates retrofit revenue by equipping existing vehicle fleets and buildings with its technology.