Solar Soft House converts household curtains into household current

By in 57514 on June 12th, 2008

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var digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/gadgets/Household_Curtains_Generate_16_000_Watt_hours_of_Electricity’; Bravo Sheila Kennedy, bravo. You might just save us from our gadget-obsessed selves if the Soft House you’ve designed can pump the 16,000 watt-hours you predict. The design features thin photovoltaic films woven into semi-transparent curtains. The idea is similar to the solar power

ski-suits (seriously) we’ve seen. Unfortunately, a home fitted entirely in solar textiles is still too costly at the moment. Cost measured in cash, apparently.

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