Inspired by pine cones, researchers developed an energy-free shading system for eco-friendly architecture that adapts to weather changes using 3D-printed cellulose materials, reducing energy needs for both heating and cooling.

January 15, 2025

New energy-autonomous shading for climate-friendly buildings

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Inspired by pine cones, researchers developed an energy-free shading system for eco-friendly architecture that adapts to weather changes using 3D-printed cellulose materials, reducing energy needs for both heating and cooling.

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