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Ubiquitous high performance PV energy scavengers in all shapes and colors : from IOT to buildings
Christophe Ballif, Photovoltaics and Thin Film Electronics Laboratory
Thursday, March 16, 2017 · 9:54 a.m. · 04m 25s
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yes good morning ladies and gentleman as you might be aware we're working initiative
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on quite a lot of topics related to the field affordable text
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with a vision to bring that quite closely to the market uh especially for the synergy
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between the preference yes and we work on high efficiency crystalline silicon solar cell
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on values kind of food from solar cells including cross guided cool couple to crystalline cells
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we may did you get in a jihad versus probably get more yours make we're kind of development for
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building integrated for the whole dikes and of course we also work integrating rescinded resources into the system
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well now they ought to important is no we we have
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cables everywhere especially for power electronics on for electronics uh
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uh tools and you would like to get rid of the cables and it's why we have spent
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quite a bit of time to develop solar cells that are performing very well actually nation
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even you kitchen you would get half of out of portage even in the bar late at night but
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still get quite a lot of voted for morsels you would even get that under uh you shut
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and um actually this is what we call moonlight solar cells all of us think that
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we can design somerset that to some but we we have in or environment
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then we have also developed a lot of colour with asian technique that
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allows you to modify its appearance to the simulates the solar cells
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so if i take these two elements together is so low as to define
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do classes of product that could find a lot of different application
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so first of all uh you you in the internet of things world you want to connect everything you want
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to have stories you want to have any discover inching and you won't have communication function and actually
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yeah he was the first example of a prototype that have been developed over the last two years here
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this is a watch incorporating the best solar cells working through elimination
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in the castle sets portions dial and uh on the east
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and with that we have calculated that we could save up to seven uh a small uh battery corn school here
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which is quite quite a lot and we can apply that to a lot of other tools
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so we have brought the process quite for control full integration using additive and
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subtractive manufacturing techniques uh liza grieving screen printing attribute beating and so on
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so for just one example here with us more tax which are based on flexible solar said we can put
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that everywhere also works very well even in this room and you can change the colour and you could
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and perform and integrate that very easy in any kind of device and is when i
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see the product the project back and i see how much time i spend
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finding my cable to recharge my mouse i just want to wipe does not
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to detect incorporate such high quality sources because it could really happen
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okay and we manufacture quite out of these devices going up to is very small prototype seventies there
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then if you want to go for building integrated for the workplace and you need to do a
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little more because reliability you want to be in the sample twenty five years or fifty years
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then when you need to start work more and polymers and cancellation process but you can apply
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similar kind of correlation techniques and uh a lot of activities going on here as well
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and you can see here for instance is up by fishes solar cells that capture like
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from both sides for aesthetic purpose but also to reduce the cost of electricity
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and we have spent a lot of time to develop techniques that the simulator crystalline silicon solar cells
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you 'cause your new orange product that is not commercial lies remaking pilot the demonstration project
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these are the things white for to protect somebody would also point here
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so you can we make anything uh any design object wheeze
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white or coloured affordable takes these things can be no or purchased and of possible here
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is to power things but also to power buildings because buildings are white in general
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and of course we want to have white everywhere and might very big dream is of course uh this one hundred uh is it okay
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so i will uh just another presentation saying a lot of corporate entities covent energy it very
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high performance very high efficiency and that you just just nice last example which is the
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acting solar straddles where we have manufactured or the t. v. banners ultra lightweight
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so this kind of crystalline p. d. panel that are very performing and it's
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