"We are trying to develop technology to fix small solar cells either into the fibre of a shirt or in its pocket," said Santipada GonChaudhury, a specialist in photovoltaic system engineering and design.
GonChoudhury says the shirt could produce around 400 watts of energy with the help of solar cells whose size will vary from 2.5 inches to 3 inches.
He said the shirt would store enough power to charge cell phones, tablets
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