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by fisherwithac
2623 days ago
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My skepticism comes from this particular line in the article: > The new device could be integrated into solar panels to provide a continuous power supply when it snows, [El-Cady] said. The abstract of the researh paper itself[0] also reflects this sentiment: > We envision these devices could potentially be integrated into solar panels to ensure continuous power supply during snowy weather conditions. Granted, it's more of a pipe dream for the future than an original design goal for the technology, which does work well for said remote sensors [0] - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221128551... (Link may not be accessable to all, feel free to reply with a mirror) |
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