One of the issues with traditional solar panels is that, in order to maintain maximum efficiency, they need to be cleaned to remove dust and other buildup.
A new three-dimensional design of solar cells promises to be somewhat self-cleaning.
Bumps and peaks on the photovoltaic surface help wisk away water, carrying with it dust and dirt.
The new innovation comes from the Georgia Tech School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
Read more here.
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