PV-Tiles: Towards Closely-Coupled Photovoltaic and Digital Materials for Useful, Beautiful and Sustainable Interactive Surfaces

PV-Tiles: Towards Closely-Coupled Photovoltaic and Digital Materials for Useful, Beautiful and Sustainable Interactive Surfaces
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10.1145/3313831.3376368
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2020-04
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Proceedings of the 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
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Y. Meena;K. Seunarine;D. Sahoo;Simon Robinson;Jennifer Pearson;Chi Zhang;M. Carnie;A. Pockett;Andrew Prescott;Suzanne K. Thomas;H. K. Lee;Matt Jones
Y. Meena;K. Seunarine;D. Sahoo;Simon Robinson;Jennifer Pearson;Chi Zhang;M. Carnie;A. Pockett;Andrew Prescott;Suzanne K. Thomas;H. K. Lee;Matt Jones
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Y. Meena;K. Seunarine;D. Sahoo;Simon Robinson;Jennifer Pearson;Chi Zhang;M. Carnie;A. Pockett;Andrew Prescott;Suzanne K. Thomas;H. K. Lee;Matt Jones

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