Powerfoyle Solar Cells by Exeger
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- At Exeger, we reinvented the solar cell to be more efficient, durable and attractive to power devices people use every day. Inspired by nature, Powerfoyle mimics photosynthesis by converting both indoor and outdoor light into electricity.
The breakthrough innovation making Powerfoyle a superior technology is a completely new material with 1000 times lower resistance than the conducting layer typically found in any flexible solar cell. That means much larger cells can be produced without needing the current collectors seen in all other solar cells, making Powerfoyle the most customizable solar cell on the market.
Powerfoyle can be optimized to different light levels by combining different light-absorbing dye and electrolyte in the cell. Doing so will ensure that maximum power output is generated to match the typical light levels for a particular device. This can mean that you never have to charge your device again. Just endless, clean energy.
Learn more at exeger.com
Your booth @ CES 2024 was really great, showing all the use cases. Looking forward to seeing more of the tech making its way into personal devices.
We will be back for more at CES 2025!
Okaaaaay, but how much power output does it give /sq in.?
This has scam written all over it.
If you noticed, the part with the phone was showing milliamps.
That's not the relevant question. High power solar cells already exist for direct sunlight harvesting. This is (I hope) a solar cell that can charge low energy devices without direct sunlight. Think the strap on a smartwatch.
You can find datasheets on our website at www.exeger.com/powerfoyle/downloads/
@@exegerswedenab Come on, it's not that hard to just say, "0.XX% conversion rate. That's something we can all understand. The data sheets are just confusing overkill. So, what is the conversion rate? 5%? 8%?
How about performance and durability? This ad was too much marketing for my liking.
There are already products on the market, 3M just released headphones from peltor with powerfoyle
It's roughly 300$ more expensive with the solar panel on top 😂. But cool to see that it's already implemented! If the performance was trash I don't think they would have convinced 3M.
@@makermind2050 I guess 3M did some market research before they set the price.
True - this video is to explain the technology and innovation behind it. Stay tuned for more videos that will focus on measurement and performance. Until then, you can visit our website for more information and data sheets: www.exeger.com/powerfoyle/
I appreciate ❤ this team.
great job Exeger
Great to see such out of the world inventions and the background music is awesome aswell.
This is truly exciting
We agree. It's time for a better way to power consumer electronics!
I can already see REVOLUTIONIZING use cases for this. Well done Exeger.
Yes! There's so much potential for improving the products we use every day, enhacing them with solar power to make them more convenient and sustainable.
It’s for low power consumption gadgets, like tv remotes, headphones and so on, but not for solar power house 🙃
there are limits to everything lol
Correct! Our solar cells are a great fit for the applications you mentioned and more. Learn more here: www.exeger.com/powerfoyle/applications/
How much is the efficiency?
You should make another video where the effectiveness and efficiency of the design are experimentally demonstrated.
They have made protective headphones with 3M peltor. That tells alot.
We're working on more videos now, so subscribe to see them when they're available! For now, you can learn more about our solar cells on our website: www.exeger.com/
@@exegerswedenab This is just more bullsh** marketing. Be real and answer the question.
Amazing
Looks good, even TOO good... time will tell if it's true or a scam
Used in many products already
There are already products on the market, 3M just released headphones from peltor with powerfoyle
What a deeply ignorant comment.
It feels futuristic, but it's real and already being used. We have factory production rolling at two sites in Stockholm, Sweden (www.exeger.com/innovation/factory/), partnerships with world-leading brands (www.exeger.com/partnerships-overview/) and products on the market (www.exeger.com/news-room/).
Amazing ad, but where's the data?
There are already products on the market, 3M just released headphones from peltor with powerfoyle
@@eliasgustafsson1736 never heard about it
Our datasheets are available on our website at www.exeger.com/powerfoyle/downloads/
@@cesarsfalcaoYou have now.
What looks like it's future
Seems promising. Are there any externalized or long-term costs involved in materials sourcing or lifetime degradation? Any toxic byproducts? Exotic chemistry or microplastics, etc.?
Our solar cells are recyclable, non-toxic and made using responsibly-sourced raw materials. You can learn more about our sustainability here: www.exeger.com/sustainability/
Can we cover a car with them?
Lemme buy a sample and I'll believe it.
Certainly! You can order solar cells and development kits on our Tech Resources site: www.exeger.com/tech-resources
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There is something important you musk know Rakmhsu and Aurak.
wwhy have I not see this on market yet? This would save so many batteries
There are already products on the market, 3M just released headphones from peltor with powerfoyle
Absolutely! We have partnerships with some world-leading brands, so stay tuned for more light-powered and battery-saving products in addition to those that are already available.
Это все красиво для выманивания денег, но какой кпд и себестоимость?
So i can charge my phone with my shiny teeth?
Okaaaaay, but when can i buy it? 10 years?
They have already released products with Urbanista, Adidas and 3M Peltor. You can buy them now
You can buy it in products from brands like Urbanista, 3M and adidas right now, with more products from world-leading brands coming soon.
I just don't understand, guys, you can do anything or do you actually make anything?
They sell the cell to other companys. They have already sold to 3M peltor, Adidas and Urbanista for example.
@@eliasgustafsson1736 So why didn't they mention any practical applications for their wonderful time-proof technology?
@@alko_xo Look at their other videos
@@alko_xo Because this is not a video for end consumers, which is quite obvious. They work with B2B, not B2C. There is a lot of interviews, videos and other media out there from Exeger with regards to what practical applications there are. Generally speaking, you don't cover the same thing in every video just because the audience has no idea what theyre looking at. If you're intersted, look deeper.
@@ChristopherBergsten Capitalism doesn't work that way in 2024. If you're right, it's very bad marketing.
Cost effective
How can we get samples to test .
There are already products on the market, 3M just released headphones from peltor with powerfoyle
Hi! You can request access to our Tech Resources, where customers can get development kits and sample cells.
Nothing about efficiency or durability. Can you are those matters? Thanks.
The have made protective headphones with 3M peltor. That tells alot about that.
Pricing
Numbers
Ugg... it's just a commercial. No real details.
They have made products with 3M peltor and Adidas that recently hit the market.
Visit our website to learn more, download our data sheets, and contact our sales team! Find us at exeger.com.
This time don't transfer the technology or manufacturing to China for god sake.
They have it in Sweden and materials from Japan and USA I think.
We manufacture Powerfoyle solar cells in Stockholm, Sweden at two urban factories, using 100% renewable energy and emitting no toxic emissions.
I'm calling BS just on these guys not giving outputs. Scam! But hopefully I'm wrong.
There are already products on the market, 3M just released headphones from peltor with powerfoyle
You can find our datasheets on our website at www.exeger.com/powerfoyle/downloads/
What an ignorant comment.
I’m going to call BS on this
They already have products out with 3M peltor and Adidas, No small players. They do their reserach before they partner up.
So you're extremely ignorant then.
It's the real deal. We have factory production rolling at two sites in Stockholm, Sweden (www.exeger.com/innovation/factory/), partnerships with world-leading brands (www.exeger.com/partnerships-overview/) and products on the market (www.exeger.com/news-room/).