The Engineer - Solar powered e-textile takes charging off the wall
Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have embedded 1,200 photovoltaic cells into yarn that can been woven to form an e-textile that recharges electronic devices.
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Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have embedded 1,200 photovoltaic cells into yarn that can been woven to form an e-textile that recharges electronic devices.
This advanced photovoltaic e-textile prototype can be incorporated into clothing (ex: jacket) and daily accessories (ex: backpack).
Embedded solar cells bring power to fabrics
Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have embedded 1,200 photovoltaic cells into yarn that can been woven to form an e-textile that recharges electronic devices.
Textiles embedded with 1,200 solar panels - have been developed at Nottingham Trent University that can harness 400 milliwatts of electrical energy from the sun and charge devices.