The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts HSLU was the first university to test out coBuilder’s PDT solutions as part of Empa’s NEST technology transfer project. The product type at the spotlight of the project was an innovative multi-coloured building integrated photovoltaic panel, which was developed and manufactured between the Lucerne University, the ÜserHuus technology transfer non-profit, Glass Trösch and GES Gebäude-Energiesysteme GmbH. The innovative panels were attached to the HSLUS office façade in the NEST building.
As the purpose of the NEST (Next Evolution in Sustainable Building Technologies) project is to provide a platform where cutting-edge technologies and innovative products are tested, improved and demonstrated under realistic conditions, the need…