But. I'd buy a sheet of that glass today, just the glass. I think it would be perfect for picture frames. It could be thin so as not to show and if it bends it would not break when you ship it in a UPS box.
Perfect? Why wouldn't it sag when used in big vertical sheets, given its properties?
Also I'd like to use it as a "finish" laminated to something else. Seems that glass would be durable, chemical resistant and if flexible would be crack if bent. Lots of uses for this stuff right now.
Yowza! Corning needs to hire you immediately!
They conceived of it, engineered it, perfected it and marketed it. But somehow, they labor under some foolishly mistaken impression that the commercial use of their product is still a couple of years away.
But NO! The fact of the matter is that there exist "Lots of uses for this stuff right now."
Hold the presses! Please, please call Corning on the phone NOW. We, the people of this earth, need Corning to have in-house expertise on, well, you know, HOW TO USE GLASS! And you know more than any of them about it.
Please call corning NOW!