CHICAGO - TelAve -- InvisoScreen™ introduces a new approach to the traditional window screen, designed to provide screening only across the portion of a window that is actually open.

Conventional window screens commonly cover a substantial portion of a window regardless of how far the window is opened. InvisoScreen takes a different approach.

When the window opens, the screen extends across the open area. When the window closes, the screen retracts, helping maintain a clearer, less obstructed view through the remainder of the window.

The concept is designed to accommodate different window configurations, including systems that operate vertically or horizontally, allowing the screen to move up and down or side to side.

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InvisoScreen is also being developed with the aftermarket in mind, with the goal of providing a solution that can be installed on existing windows and adapted to varying window sizes.

Potential applications include homes, apartments, condominiums and other residential and commercial properties.

The concept combines ventilation, screening and visibility into a simple idea: put the screen where it's needed instead of across the entire view.

InvisoScreen™ — Enjoy the Scenery, Not the Screenery!

InvisoScreen is currently seeking licensing opportunities with manufacturers and companies in the window, home improvement and related industries.

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