Energy Solar is one of the most promising alternative sources of the world and is already used in many places on a small scale. But like other "clean" energy, also has its flaws. One is its low efficiency, which requires installing many panels to capture a reasonable amount of energy.
Another disadvantage is that you can place anywhere because its design does not match anything. Both problems are about to disappear, thanks to a new type of solar panels transparent "Sphelar", composed of hundreds of tiny silicon spheres of 1.8 mm in diameter that catch the rays from all angles.
This technology allows any glass surface (which abounds in buildings in big cities) will become a potential source of solar energy. Although not 100% transparent, due to its silicon balls, these films will spend an appropriate amount of light to illuminate interiors.
This innovation, introduced in the PV Expo 2010, for the undertaking Kyosemi Corporation, which rose a video explaining these panels that promise to revolutionize the solar energy market.
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