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A drawback to most solar panels is they are flat. That means when the
sun moves across the sky their efficiency drops when the sun moves out
of range. A new "hemispherical" solar cell solves that problem by having
collection units around all sides of a dome. Japanese company Kyosemi has been working with micro
solar cells that come in non-traditional shapes. Their Sphelar range, working with domes or spheres offers a few interesting options.
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A drawback to most solar panels is they are flat. That means when the
sun moves across the sky their efficiency drops when the sun moves out
of range. A new "hemispherical" solar cell solves that problem by having
collection units around all sides of a dome. Japanese company Kyosemi has been working with micro solar cells that come in non-traditional shapes. Their Sphelar range, working with domes or spheres offers a few interesting options. More...
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