SolarGaps - blinds, producing electricity

Usual blinds are used to protect the premises from sunlight. The creator of the SolarGaps entrepreneur Eugene Eric expanded their functions by adding lamellas to massive monocrystalline solar cells. This behind the blinds does not only block sunlight, but also generate electricity.

In addition, a light sensor is mounted in the blinds to track the location of the Sun. Now, depending on where it is, automatically change the slope angle of slats, put them to the best efficiency. There is also a "managed" version using a mobile application for a smartphone.In addition, the application allows you to open and close the blinds, including at certain times, monitor the amount of energy received, and also open when someone enters the room.

Researchers have just added a second dimension to the early chemistry of the Solar System

The formation of our Solar System is complex and difficult to understand. Not only did it happen around 4.5 billion years before anyone was around to see it, but it also requires intricate computer simulations to recreate what might have occurred.