- Tiny artificial sunflowers, which automatically bend towards light as inspired by nature, could be used to harvest solar energy, suggests a new study in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, which found that the panel of bendy-stemmed SunBOTs was able to harvest up to 400 percent more solar energy. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2222248-tiny-artificial-sunflowers-could-be-used-to-harvest-solar-energy/ 3 comments science
- Tiny artificial sunflowers, which automatically bend towards light as inspired by nature, could be used to harvest solar energy, suggests a new study in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, which found that the panel of bendy-stemmed SunBOTs was able to harvest up to 400 percent more solar energy. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2222248-tiny-artificial-sunflowers-could-be-used-to-harvest-solar-energy/ 346 comments science
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