Skip to content
Browse

Edition

Sections

Appearance

AboutSourcesContactPrivacy

How bees helped engineers fix solar panels' biggest flaw & capture more sunlight

Engineers have created a new solar panel design inspired by honeycomb structures found in beehives. This innovation addresses the issue of sunlight reflecting off flat panels at oblique angles. The three-dimensional design redirects light, enhancing capture potential by up to 142.3% compared to traditional panels. It could also adapt to applications beyond rooftops, such as vehicles and aerospace…

First reported by Times of India 1 source
Image: Times of India
Image: Times of India
Read at Times of India(opens in a new tab)

Full coverage

Every report we found on this story, oldest first. Each links to the original publisher.

  1. Times of India

    How bees helped engineers fix solar panels' biggest flaw & capture more sunlight (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Engineers have created a new solar panel design inspired by honeycomb structures found in beehives. This innovation addresses the issue of sunlight reflecting off flat panels at oblique angles. The three-dimensional design redirects light, enhancing capture…

Something wrong with how we've grouped or summarised this story? Report a problem