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A building under construction in Japan will use natural light to illuminate its rooms, even during the night.
Japanese construction company Shimizu and electronics giant Sharp have jointly developed a transparent building material that absorbs light during the day and uses it to light up rooms when the Sun goes down. The material is being used to construct a new office complex in Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture, on the south eastern edge of Japan.
Sections of the office's walls look transparent, but actually contain incredibly thin solar panels and as many as 320 light-emitting diodes that release whitish-blue light at night. According to NikkeiNet Interactive (paid subscription required), the walls can convert 7% of solar energy into electricity and illuminate the building for an average of 4.6 hours every night.
The image here shows another of Shimizu's office buildings, named Izumi Garden, in Tokyo.
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ساختماني كه در ژاپن در حال ساخته شدن هست كه رد اين ساختمان از نور طبيعي براي روشن كردن داخل ساختمان استفاده ميشه حتي در شب!
دو شركت ژاپني متريال شفافي رو براي ساختمان درست كردند كه در طول روز نور رو جذب ميكنه و از اون براي روشن كردن داخل ساختمان در زماني كه خورشيد نيست استفاده ميكنه
ديوارها ي قسمت هاي ساختمان به نظر شفاف هستند ولي در واقع شامل لايه بسيار نازكي از پنل هاي خورشيدي هستن كه نور سفيد متمايل به آبي رو در شب پخش ميكنه
ديوارهاي مي تونن هفت درصد انرژي خورشيدي رو به انرژي الكتريكي تبديل كنن و در حدود 4 ساعت و نيم در شب ساختمان رو روشن نگه دارن
A building under construction in Japan will use natural light to illuminate its rooms, even during the night.Japanese construction company Shimizu and electronics giant Sharp have jointly developed a transparent building material that absorbs light during the day and uses it to light up rooms when the Sun goes down. The material is being used to construct a new office complex in Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture, on the south eastern edge of Japan.
Sections of the office's walls look transparent, but actually contain incredibly thin solar panels and as many as 320 light-emitting diodes that release whitish-blue light at night. According to NikkeiNet Interactive (paid subscription required), the walls can convert 7% of solar energy into electricity and illuminate the building for an average of 4.6 hours every night.
The image here shows another of Shimizu's office buildings, named Izumi Garden, in Tokyo.
Best of the rest...
Other stories around today: attosecond pump-probe proposed, new bio-jet fuel in the works and tick-busting robots.
ساختماني كه در ژاپن در حال ساخته شدن هست كه رد اين ساختمان از نور طبيعي براي روشن كردن داخل ساختمان استفاده ميشه حتي در شب!
دو شركت ژاپني متريال شفافي رو براي ساختمان درست كردند كه در طول روز نور رو جذب ميكنه و از اون براي روشن كردن داخل ساختمان در زماني كه خورشيد نيست استفاده ميكنه
ديوارها ي قسمت هاي ساختمان به نظر شفاف هستند ولي در واقع شامل لايه بسيار نازكي از پنل هاي خورشيدي هستن كه نور سفيد متمايل به آبي رو در شب پخش ميكنه
ديوارهاي مي تونن هفت درصد انرژي خورشيدي رو به انرژي الكتريكي تبديل كنن و در حدود 4 ساعت و نيم در شب ساختمان رو روشن نگه دارن
