Today, in all walks of life, people's awareness of using green energy has become stronger and stronger. Among them, solar energy is undoubtedly one of the most common alternative energy sources with the lowest cost of acquisition.
To this end, R&D teams from around the world have developed thin-film solar cells such as flexible fiber-optic solar cells and those that can be deformed and adsorbed on the surface of any object. Now, researchers use printing technology to once again promote the development of practical solar cells.

According to foreign media reports, an Australian scientific organization called "VICOSC" has successfully used printers to produce A3 paper-size solar cells. The team is from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). ), University of Melbourne, Monash University researchers and industry partners.

According to members of VICOSC, this special solar cell is made of "photovoltaic ink" and a printer worth 200,000 U.S. dollars, capable of generating 10 to 50 watts per square meter of electricity, and is expected to be widely used in outdoor billboards and electronic products in the future. And the exterior of the building.

Currently, researchers are currently optimizing and exploring existing technologies in order to further reduce the manufacturing costs and technical barriers of new solar cells.

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