It is flexible solar cells, which can be incorporated in jackets, pants and any item of clothing which, according to Fujitsu Siemens, will be ready to penalties in one year. The cells function as solar panels, converting light into energy. The user could plug in devices such as cell phones or mp3 players in a special pocket of the garment, which in turn is connected to solar cells.
These items of clothing could provide a much-needed boost to the technology of batteries, which has struggled ad nauseam by keep pace with advances devoradores power in mobile devices.
According to Dave Pritchard, Fujitsu: 'In a year it will be possible to design clothing with solar cells on the back or sleeves, so that the user can recharge their portable devices. Such clothing will be particularly useful for declines ski vacation outdoors and for the emergency services, said Pritchard. It will be attractive to people committed to the environment as a means of reducing energy consumption.
Hitachi is working on flexible solar cells in his laboratory in Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Koichi Tsuzuki, head of research and development in Europe, says a jacket of this type for four hours exposed to sunlight could meet the needs of battery for routine use in a day.
