Renewable energy from waste: AuREUS wins first ever Sustainability Award | James Dyson Award 2020

A material, made from waste crop, which converts UV light into renewable energy. Meet AuREUS System Technology. The first ever James Dyson Award Sustainability winner. @jamesdysonaward #dyson #JDA2020

[brittneyihrig]

Cannot wait for this technology to make it to market.

[kryziaa]

I like how he talk as much Tagalog as he can.

[quentinrufin]

How much electrical power does it generate from one square meter of these pannels?

[angelbaby]

Congratulations, and THANK YOU for working so hard on this project! I married an engineer who is also very creative, intelligent, determined & dedicated to his work, and he is just as impressed as I am with your creation! GREAT JOB! 👍🏼
We hope to see more of your amazing creations in the future! 😊

[accomplushed]

How do we buy into this? Let's get the ball moving on these then. No time to waste.

[Liggie]

Attacks two problems at once, renewable energy and food waste. Now let's see in a few years how this can scale up to make a big impact on both.

[EverythingAndAnythingGoes]

I hope these progress enough to be made commercially for people to have installed in their homes soon! Really excited for this advancement!

[alaaa]

Awesome! Hoping governments and companies will embrace your success and invention. You make the Filipinos proud!

[elietheprof]

1. What percent of the light actually hits the photovoltaic components?
2. How many grams of pigment is needed in each panel?

[sathisg]

Definitely, this will make a change in the future. My Wife also has done many projects like this in the past and loves to see this kind of creature... congratulations on your dream. Hope, we would love to see more creatures from you. All the Best.

[MyUncleWorksForNintendo]

I'm surprised there isn't more excitement or even a mention in the video about how awesomely beautiful the neon panels look too!

[CUBETechie]

Did I understand it correctly it is an filter and work on the edges like a optical fibre? So if you cut it in bars and turn it 45° can you use the whole area of 1m² and not only the 38dm²

[PatrickRolandDeGuzman]

Congrats! you're an inspiration to us to dream bigger than yourself

[song-umrs]

Anybody can tell, what is the avrage efficiency of the model when we use crop waste

[pranavlade]

Congrats for ur contribution towards renewable world

[peterningelgen]

Wow - Sounds very cool. Looking forward for next steps

[swow]

Hope it doesn’t get purchased by some big corps like tesla. But rather, be supported by local companies. I’s love to see a Filipino succeed in this field.

[aniketkankute]

One of the best invention i have ever seen 👌💯

[michaellydon]

Can you generate the same electricity from a sunbed? ??

[JaRed-jd]

Thank you for this video. This helped me a lot.