Solar panels as windows???

I also do :""" i need electric cars to be guilt free

😂😂😂 for real?

Yes. I hate the emissions from standard cars then electric cars still make emissions but indirectly so if this happens then there won't be a problem with gas or stuff

😂😂I need one too

Right???? This is my ideak future, honestly. It's way beter than electrically powered ones because i really don't see the use of electric cars when they still consume petroleum

I have a friend he does research on solar panels for industrial applications and recently his research got some really good funding

I hope he sees this research too though. But what materials is in his research? I'm fairly interested in that

He is actually creating some drone tech to test solar farms for any issues. Not really sure how that works.

Where is his research based? Because i think solar farms were mostly the ones in arab countries due to land mass limitations

True it is based in Qatar. There is a remote location where they have solar farms and they are building more

I see those a lot too, though it's still using the outdated technology but it's still something. What would be nice would be the freedom fron the petroand the nuclear plants though

Yes, hopefully it will happen soon so the earth n nature will be free from pollution po

I agree. It's a far better and nore ideal world for me. Plus the need for petroleum could eventually be eliminated if this technology gets improved more and the efficiency be raised

I hope so since i hate having to pay such high bills every month

I'm glad you see my excitement with this! I would also definitely invest in this when it comes into the market. The prototypes they have are still at such low efficiency but i swear, if they perfect this to the level of current solar cells then it would be revolutionary!

I hope we'll all be alive by that time tho hahahahaha

The cost of these were made to be fairly cheap so that it can be used for mass scale reproduction if the time ever came. I was also looking at other solar panel studies and i found some that were made from almost any kind of waste and biomass material. It came in line with my research and i found it really cool

So they were launched there already? Yeah it's trickier and it needs a lot more maintenance and regular cleaning compared to your typical solar panels plus the need to install a harvester and energy storage too but overall, this would make a huge step and self charging materials though

No we're catering some states in US.. Nevada's one of them...

Right??? I really loved the idea when the research first broadcasted

Electricity and pollution if i might add. Because i can really see a green future if the research kept getting innovated

Will do!

I agree because last time i checked, the efficiency was still at 4% which is still a bit low compared to your usual panels that go from 7%-15%, depending on how tinted the glass they use is. But that 4%is a big deal already though!

Yes, that 4% is a big deal because it'll go higher and higher in future, i hope when that time comes there are still trees and our earth can still be save and slowly healing

Well there's still seeds that can be planted. Improving this doesn't seem too far down the road since the project receives good funding though. So hopefully soon this gets more popular

I hope so too, and yes a lot of seeds can be planted but only few volunteered to do so

Well a few is way better than none and those few will be enough to make such a huge difference

Indeed, but i hope people who danger the earth as well as activities that give harm to our nature will soon decline, and invention like this will be prominent.

I hope so but i think that part is a matter of teaching within the family and the community. Let's just hope for the better on this

Yes it all starts in ourselves. I had a great time exchanging thoughts thank you😁

It is, isn't it ^-^

I've seen studies working on converting waste materials into nanoparticles which can be used to coat transparent solar panels, that falls under my current research area but then it's true about the battery at least. That part would be the costly part. Still though, if nanotechnology took part in improving this technology, it could be far more efficient than the standard panels we know. Plus this research was from 2014. I just wanted to present it as awareness that there's such a thing

That's still a big save on the electricity bill though :"" and so cool! I've been wanting to make and install panels at home but my mom thinks i might blow up the house

😅😅😅

I wish the lamps here would be able to do that but it still looks far from happening. I'd love to see this technology happening in the future

But I'm not tesla 😯😯😯

Not really. Sure the battery will cost more but I've been looking into nanotechnology and so far I've seen solar panels being made from waste biomass so that answers the cost for the panel itself. I've seen that the surface material wouldn't cost much, just the glass will be the main material to buy after though not much publicity is given to it yet

Ah I see. I am very interesting to its update. ♥♥♥ I hope soonest. 😍 I will save our electricity as well help our mother earth.

I'm also hoping it gets to be updated soon because having to be able to help reduce waste and air pollution while generating electricity. I think that's a win-win in all ways you could look at

It is a great invention and open for future innovation..thank you for sharing his ma'am/sir truly this platform is 100% helpful.

This one isn't that affordable but that was a research in 2014. The recent studies on transparent solar panels that make use of nanotechnology is far more affordable since those are mostly generated from biomass waste

It would greatly reduce the ozone depletion cause by the harmful sources of energy. If countries adopt it into their system

I agree. I'm hoping it would be the answer to the petroleum wars that's happening too. Hoping it would be the reason why petroleum would become obsolete

Though there would be huge economic crashes especially for countries whose major export is in oil, but I hope it works out for the best

Well there's that but then i don't think change will happen that fast so i think it will allow them time to readjust their economy to focusing on something another sector besides oil

Lol. I hope they do

Thank you bro XD

There were practical trials done since this one was a research in 2014. The innovations done on this haven't reached practical trials yet though but those look really promising because of how they make use of nanotechnology

What???

How so?

I also plan to but maybe in the nearfuture and when they innovate this project more and more