One of the problems with solar panels is that they have a very stationary design that isn't intended to be moved after installation, so the conceptual 'Energy Tape' is a new way to think about the technology.
Designed by Lei Yang, the unit works by a roll of tape by offering users the ability to unroll the solar cells to be placed anywhere they require including windows, on a backpack or even on a tent when camping. This ensures that power is always accessible to satisfy increasing demand for constant connectivity.
The 'Energy Tape' concept allows users to stick it anywhere thanks to the reusable tacky material on the underside, and is ideal for a number of different consumers with varying lifestyles.
Sticky Tape Solar Panels
The 'Energy Tape' Concept Offers a Portable, Reusable Design
Trend Themes
1. Portable Solar Technology - The 'Energy Tape' concept offers a portable design that allows solar panels to be placed anywhere, opening up opportunities for on-the-go energy solutions.
2. Flexible Solar Applications - The rollable solar cells of the 'Energy Tape' concept enable flexible placement, enabling solar energy utilization in unconventional spaces.
3. Demand for Constant Connectivity - As the demand for constant connectivity increases, the 'Energy Tape' concept provides a solution by offering accessible power wherever it is needed.
Industry Implications
1. Renewable Energy - The 'Energy Tape' concept disrupts the renewable energy industry by introducing a more versatile and portable alternative to traditional stationary solar panels.
2. Outdoor Recreation - The use of 'Energy Tape' in outdoor equipment such as backpacks and tents opens up innovative opportunities in the outdoor recreation industry, providing power on-the-go for campers and hikers.
3. Architecture and Design - By allowing solar cells to be placed on windows, the 'Energy Tape' concept disrupts the architecture and design industry by integrating solar energy generation into building facades.