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Pvilion develops a flexible solar power fabric for architectural application

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Integrating advanced solar technology with flexible textiles, U.S. based Pvilion has created an innovative, energy-harnessing material that could eventually be applied to an array of architectural designs. Using photovoltaic (PV) fabrics, Pvilion’s pliable voltaic can be adjusted and re-adjusted to meet optimal sun capture. Currently, the company is focusing on applying the new technology to solar charging stations for battery powered vehicles, and to small to large-scale pavilions for events. via Inhabitat

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(I think the awning on my Airstream should be made out of something like this.)

Image courtesy of Pvilion

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