Slimthread solar panels

Slimthread Solar Panels are tiny, near-microscopic threads that work as an individual solar panel. An hour of direct exposure to sunlight, or a UV lamp, generates enough power to last most modern handheld devices one week.

Modern devices usually have a single slimthread embedded just inside the edge of the screen, running alongside the microLED thread, both of which connect to the diamond battery.

Invented in 2125 by Devon Pike, his company, and all the copyrights and technical details, were bought by Mercer Corporation in 2155.