Partners Microcontinuum Inc. , Idaho National Laboratory, and Patrick Pinhero have found a way to capture solar power during the day or night.
This uber cheap solutions can be imprinted on flexible material and cost merely pennies a yard. Using nano-antenna arrays, infrared radiation both during the sun shining down on us and while the earth radiates the infrared energy back out after sun down.
Currently solid solar panels create only 40% of its collection into useable energy. Flexible solar cells are far less effiencent. This concept is targeted at 80%. Hello Future.
