Exeger is a Swedish company with a unique solar cell technology that converts all forms of light into electrical energy. This material, Powerfoyle, is the world’s only fully customizable solar cell. With its superior design properties, it can be integrated seamlessly into any electronic device.
Powerfoyle enhances every product it is integrated into with extended or even unlimited battery life, putting the power of cutting-edge solar cell technology directly in the hands of people. Exeger is leading the way to energy independence through more sustainable and user-friendly products - with the vision to touch the lives of a billion people by 2030.
For more information visit www.exeger.com | www.powerfoyle.com
Thank you for the input. Considering the superior performance of Powerfoyle both before and post integration, it is a very competitively priced solution.
Will you develop your foyle in a way that it could supply a whole household with all its electric devices with enough electricity? Or that each technical device in a household will get something like your foyle and work with that?
What if you make wallpapers that could fulfill the low energy needs of the room like lighting? I can understand that that technology can power low powered devices only, yet?
9:30 So i can make startup with your product? you have any program or sistem where individuals can test it and launch it on kickstarter? I ask because not all people have money to launch a product and like GOPRO action camara they start from there. I think is good idea to sell samples in diferent size.
Right now we work with companies who are equipped to launch products at scale, and we work closely with them to customize the solar cell to their product and integrate it in a seamless way.
@@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.
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/
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/).
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/
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.
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/
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.
@@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%?
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/).
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.
