San Diego, CA
- Address
- 8910 University Center Ln
San Diego, CA 92122 - Phone
- +1 (858) 299-1959

The same glass.A brighter future.
SmarTech turns the windows you already have into see-through LED screens.
Invisible technology.Visible potential.
LEDs on hair-thin strips fixed to the inside of the glass — up to 95% of the view stays clear.
Transparent media bringsproducts to life.
Elegant, immersive, and seamlessly integrated with your space.
Upload. Schedule. Switch.In seconds, from anywhere.
Images, video, text, a live clock or the weather — choose it in the app and the window changes. Tap a design to try it.
Stunning visuals,even in bright sunlight.
Up to 5,500 nits on mesh panels — vivid, eye-catching content all day long.
Our most-chosen solutions,ready for the glassyou already have.
How it works
Real pixels on narrow strips, with clear glass between them. Up close you see the gaps; from the street, one bright image.
Pixels on thin stripsThe gaps are your view.
On the glass you haveBonds from inside, no drilling.
One controllerCampaigns scheduled from your phone.
From the streetIt reads as one bright screen.
Proof
What clients say, who we are — and where to find us.
Sample review — replace in the admin panel before launch.
Sample review — replace in the admin panel before launch.
Sample review — replace in the admin panel before launch.
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Who we are
Transparent LED is our whole focus — self-adhesive film and behind-glass panels that light up a shop window, showroom or facade while keeping 55–95% of the view straight through. It bonds to the glass you already have: no steel, no drilling, no blacked-out window.
From San Diego and the Seattle area to Shanghai, SmarTech bridges innovation, manufacturing and global markets — one team from the first photo of your glass to the install and the support after it.
Talk to the people who spec, supply and install it — a written spec within one business day.
Why SmarTech
Honest advice about your glass, the numbers in writing, and one team that stays with the project after it switches on.
Send a photo of the glass or a rough size — that is enough for a first spec.
FAQ
Not covered here? Ask in the form below — a real person replies within one business day.
Yes — that is the whole point. You keep 55% to 95% of the view depending on grade, and the slider at the top of this page is a real like-for-like comparison of the same window off and on.
Self-adhesive film is 1–3 kg/m², behind-glass film about 6, framed mesh around 10 on its own structure. A 3 × 2 m film window is roughly 18 kg — well inside standard commercial glazing. The calculator above gives the figure for your size.
Transparent LED film is $297 per square foot installed at P10 ($427.35 at P4), and holographic LED is $357.68 per square foot — package prices on the finished display area, with shipping, installation and three promo videos included. An 8 × 6 ft window in P10 film comes to about $14,300. Starter film kits begin at $389 if you want to test one window first, and each product page works out the price for your glass.
Yes. On qualifying projects we can arrange a working transparent LED film strip with a controller so you can hold it against your own glass, in your own light. Ask us and we'll confirm what your project qualifies for.
Usually yes, for anything on the front of the building — check your lease before you agree to anything. The stick-on film makes that conversation easier: it goes on the inside of the glass you already have, needs no frame and no drilling, and peels off cleanly when you leave.
No. The film goes on in a few hours, from inside, so there is no scaffolding and no closing early. Bigger framed screens take longer, and we fit those around your opening hours.
Every project is different — tell us about yours and we'll answer with specifics.
Start a project
Send the size and a photo. You get back a written spec — product, pitch, brightness, load and a budget range — within one business day.
No formal RFQ required to start the conversation. A photo of the glass or a rough size is enough.
Project request
Start with your name.
Rather talk it through?