'8 minutes and 20 seconds' uses organic photovoltaics (OPV), third-generation solar cells that are both transparent and rich with color.

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designboom brings you the must-see exhibitions and events during miami art week 2023 -- start planning your week in miami here!

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sunne captures the colors of a sunset.

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'sunne' is the first in a range of solar products to come, that will be accessible to a wider range of people, and will help to integrate solar energy into our daily environment.

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the installation includes pieces made using 3D crystal printing, works involving innovative solar cell technology, and an architectural tableau of upcycled materials.

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when creating the 'well proven stools, chairs & chaise' collection, designers marjan van aubel and james shaw saw the possibility to reuse and incorporate into their products waste material.

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the dye synthesized solar cells gather and harvest energy from daylight to charge appliances such as lamps, computers and phones.

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through the understanding that there is 50% to 80% of timber wastage during manufacturing, the chair incorporates waste shavings into its design by using an expanding foam process.

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these everyday objects absorb energy from daylight to create electricity through a storage unit that works as a battery.

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foam porcelain is a material which has the capabilities of producing lightweight objects that can be handled in a similar way as china. just like bread, the foam literally rises in the kiln, expanding itself about 300% its original volume.

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