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RadianX promises solar-powered devices that never need charging

Source: techcrunch November 5, 2026 · 06:00

RadianX promises solar-powered devices that never need charging — Photo by Lukas Blazek · Pexels

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Today’s portable devices are too hungry to run on traditional solar panels, but RadianX says its perovskite cells promise to make charging obsolete in some cases.

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