Smartflower Provides Clean Energy (interiors+sources)

The smartflower looks and moves like an actual flower, with petals that open and follow the sun during daylight hours. The petals close at night and during inclement weather. This allows it to maximize and retain the solar energy, while still protecting it from damage and residue buildup.

Dec. 4, 2018

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Rachel Kats

Rachel Kats

Former Staff Writer

Rachel has years of experience covering everything from government and education to feature topics and events. A Wisconsin native, she holds a bachelor’s in mass communications and journalism from St. Cloud State University.

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