In addition to temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, and ambient light, all powered by the latest Amorton solar cells from Panasonic Industry,
Robert Spiegler, Product Manager at Panasonic Industry Europe, explains: “The solar cell was specifically designed for Miromico to meet both technical and aesthetic requirements. It is designed to operate reliably in both low artificial light and bright natural light. One of the biggest challenges was the unique shape of the solar cell, with rounded corners and cutouts for the status LEDs. Miromico has created an aesthetically pleasing product in which the solar cell is a striking design element. We are proud of what we have achieved together. Sustainable devices like the miro Insight Lux require highly reliable and durable components, and this is precisely where our high-quality Amorton solar cells come in.”
Panasonic Industry’s latest Amorton glass solar cells benefit from a near-perfect black reflective surface and optimized efficiency. These advancements have been made possible by an optimized production process, which has significantly increased the active area compared to the previous generation. The result is a 20% increase in energy efficiency, making the new AMG and AMH series among the most effective indoor amorphous solar cells on the market today. The devices reliably and sustainably harvest energy even in low-light and artificially lit environments.
“We champion durability and sustainability, just like our partner Panasonic Industry,” explains Liliane Paradise, COO of Miromico. “For the development of our latest product, the Miro Insight Lux, our development team had to carefully examine existing technologies and weigh the pros and cons. Selecting the right components was crucial. Panasonic provided excellent development support from day one and worked with us to determine which specifications were technically feasible.” "It was a great help to receive quantitatively verifiable specifications and regular development samples during the development process," Paradise adds.
