Andluca's Award-Winning SafeFlight UV™ Bird-Friendly Glass Technology Now Featured on Acelab's Material Hub
An innovative glazing solution gains broader visibility among architects and designers through a leading AI-powered building materials platform.
Having SafeFlight UV™ available on Acelab's Material Hub puts our technology in front of architects and designers as they evaluate materials and develop specifications”
— Nick Davy
ROCHESTER, NY, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- — Andluca, an innovator in advanced glass technologies, announced that its breakthrough SafeFlight UV™ bird-friendly glazing solution is now featured on Acelab's Material Hub, an innovative digital platform helping architects and designers discover, evaluate, and specify building materials.
The addition marks another important step in Andluca's efforts to bring SafeFlight UV™ to the architectural and design community, providing greater access to a technology that helps address the growing need for bird-friendly buildings without compromising visual clarity or architectural aesthetics.
SafeFlight UV™ takes a different approach to bird-friendly glazing.
Andluca’s technology incorporates ultraviolet patterns that birds can detect while remaining virtually invisible to the human eye. The result is a glazing solution that reduces bird collisions while preserving the clear appearance architects, designers, and building owners want.
In independent testing, SafeFlight UV™ achieved an ABC threat factor rating as low as 18. SafeFlight UV™ is incorporated into a laminated interlayer, adding the benefits of laminated glass, including enhanced safety, security, and acoustic performance. The technology also gives glass fabricators and manufacturers flexibility by being compatible with established lamination processes.
"One of our goals has always been to make advanced bird-friendly glazing more accessible to the people designing tomorrow's buildings," said Nick Davy, Co-Founder & CEO/CTO of Andluca. "Having SafeFlight UV™ available on Acelab's Material Hub puts our technology in front of architects and designers as they evaluate materials and develop specifications. We're excited about the opportunity to introduce more design professionals to a solution that combines bird protection, visual clarity, and the added benefits of laminated glass."
The inclusion on Material Hub follows continued industry recognition for Andluca's technologies, including a 2025 Glass Magazine Research & Development Award recognizing Innovio™ Glass with SafeFlight UV™ and a 2026 Window + Door Award for Unique Innovation for Innovio™ Glass.
Architects, designers, and specification professionals can learn more about SafeFlight UV™ through Acelab's Material Hub and at www.andluca.com/safeflight-uv.
About Andluca
Andluca is an advanced materials company developing next-generation glass technologies that expand the performance and functionality of architectural glazing. Through innovations including SafeFlight UV™ bird-friendly interlayers and Innovio™ Glass energy-harvesting technology, Andluca is helping create smarter, safer, and more sustainable building environments.
Learn more at www.andluca.com.
About Acelab
Acelab is a building materials technology company that provides AI-powered tools to help architects, designers, and building professionals discover, evaluate, and specify products. Its Material Hub platform combines comprehensive product information with material intelligence and project workflow tools to help design teams make more informed material decisions.
Learn more at www.acelabusa.com.
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