Nano Vent-Skin Provides Renewable Energy And Looks Cool
By Nick June 4, 2008
Many people say that wind turbines are ugly, but I don’t understand why they care more about aspect rather than doing something to save Earth. Well, thanks to Agustin Otegui, this concern will be forgotten in the future. The Mexican genius came up with a different approach regarding the harvesting of renewable energy.
His creation is called Nano Vent-Skin and it consists of three parts - a photovoltaic layer that stores the energy coming from the Sun, tiny wind turbines based on polarized organisms which create chemical reactions, and another organisms found in each turbine are destined to soak up the CO2.
The Nano Vent-Skin looks great on any type of buildings therefore there is no point in constructing new ones because its composition allows architects to recreate old structures.
Ostegui also came up with a backup plan for his system which it’s self healing as “every panel has a sensor on each corner with a material reservoir. When one of the turbines has a failure or breaks, a signal is sent through the nano-wires to the central system and building material (microorganisms) is sent through the central tube in order to regenerate this area with a self assembly process”.
Hopefully, Agustin Ostegui will manage to complete his research and we will rejuvenate old buildings and the new buildings will feature this technology.
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hi guyz we have to definitely thank for his grt inventions since dis wud be one of da best source to cover the whole world in and as green building. it wud b rather good if it wud be available in multi colors r diffrnt colorsso dat itz usage may autonatically increases.
thanking u,
Ashwin Kumar.