Gallery （Exhibition）
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At PVEXPO 2016 (Big Sight, March 2016). The appearance of a polycrystalline silicon solar cell with an anti-reflective coating (right) and without (left) is shown here. An example that clearly shows the need for an anti-reflective coating (exhibition by Osaka University) |
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At PVJAPN (Makuhari Messe) in 2011, a large-area colorful module of film dye-sensitized solar cells jointly developed by Hitachi Zosen and Pexel Technologies was exhibited. It was a practical promotion with excellent design, and many reporters came to see it. December 5th. |
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At PVJAPN 2011 (Makuhari Messe), Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) demonstrated their self-developed e-paper, using flexible thin dye-sensitized solar cells and powered by indoor lighting. |
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At PVEXPO 2011 (Tokyo Big Sight), Pexel showed a number of photovoltaic demonstrations using plastic film modules. A practical bifacial module appeared as a lightweight panel fitted into a plastic frame. |
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At PVEXPO2011 (Tokyo Big Sight), Konarka exhibited a bag equipped with their customary flexible film-type solar cells. |
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At PVEXPO2011 (Tokyo Big Sight), the Swiss Pavilion showed a video of a successful test flight within Europe by an airplane with crystalline silicon solar cells built into the wings, and announced that the goal for 2011 is to fly around the world with this airplane. |
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Met up with Kumara (on a business trip from Sri Lanka) at an exhibition for the first time in a while, at the booth of Professor Kaneko's company at Shizuoka University, PVEXPO 2010 (Big Sight), March 2010 |
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Konarka's colorful see-through organic solar cells (glass substrate), PVEXPO 2010 (Big Sight), March 3, 2010 |
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Konarka proposes commercialization of a flexible bag equipped with organic solar cells, PVEXPO 2010 (Big Sight), March 3, 2010 |
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Pexel demonstrates a diorama N-gauge model train powered by indoor lighting powered by plastic dye-sensitized solar cells (using organic dye sensitizers), PVEXPO 2010 (Big Sight), March 3, 2010 |
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The Pexel Technologies booth had over 2,000 visitors over the three days, with about 20,000 people visiting the entire venue, 2010 PVEXPO (Big Sight), March 3-5, 2010 |
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A simple tabletop solar simulator (new product) unveiled at PV-EXPO 2009 (February 25-27, Tokyo Big Sight). Matching class A. |
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Peccell exhibited at PV-EXPO 2009 (February 25-27, Tokyo Big Sight), displaying a prototype film-type DSC and the low-resistance film electrode substrate used in it. They also exhibited a newly developed small desktop solar simulator (list price in the 1 million yen range) and a large-area 20cm square solar simulator, which were well received. |
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PVEXPO2008 (Tokyo Big Sight, February 27-29) The world's largest thin plastic DSC (0.8m x 2.1m) was hung from the ceiling and exhibited, and over 2,000 people visited the booth. |
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PVEXPO2008 (Tokyo Big Sight, February 27-29) The world's largest thin plastic DSC (0.8m x 2.1m) was hung from the ceiling and exhibited, and 112V was generated by indoor lighting. |
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Professor Gratzel visits the exhibition booth at the 1st New Energy Exhibition (Makuhari Messe) in July 2007. Lecturer Ikegami explains the plastic DSC module. |
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The glass-type DSC panel made by Yesol allows you to see the staff working inside the booth. The artistic quality created by the DSC is worth seeing. |
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At the exhibition hall of the 2nd DSC Workshop in St. Gallen, Switzerland (September 13, 2007), in cooperation with Dyesol, Pexel's plastic DSC materials were introduced, and the walls of the booth were glass-type DSC panels made by Dyesol. |
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Exhibition booth at SEMICON Japan 2006, held in Tokyo. The hundreds of documents we prepared disappeared in an instant. Overseas business trip |
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Exhibiting at the 2nd International Conference on Sustainable Energy and Environment 2006 held in Bangkok, Thailand (November 29, 2006, Nai Lert Perk Hotel). This was the first overseas business trip for secretary Kaneyasu. |
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Jun Suzuki will be giving a poster presentation on DNA sensors at the Photochemistry Symposium (September 12, Fukuoka) |
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With Professor Ichimura at the poster presentation at the Photochemistry Symposium (September 12, Fukuoka) |
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Two M1 students welcomed alumnus Ozeki as a guest at the Innovation Japan 2005 Exhibition (September 27-29, Tokyo Forum) |
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Copies of the exhibits at the Expo were displayed at the Innovation Japan 2005 Exhibition (September 27-29, Tokyo Forum) |
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More than 30,000 people visited the Innovation Japan 2005 Exhibition (September 27-29, Tokyo Forum) over the three days |