Easy-movement wall mounted solar panels / Nur Fatin Fathiah Masran and Siti Jamiah Tun Jamil

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the world is experiencing an energy crisis as highly populous, developed nations become wealthier and continue to increase their energy consumption to levels that are unsustainable for the foreseeable future. Since solar energy is one of the most abundant renewable energy sources and helps mitigate environmental degradation, this study has chosen to concentrate on solar energy technologies. In Malaysia, a country with a hot climate, solar panel systems have been employed in homes and buildings as a source of backup electricity. Despite this, there are a number of technological barriers to the rapid growth of solar technology, including limited space and roof area for solar panel installation, and poor efficiency difficulties caused by static position and soiling losses. Hence, this study aims to develop easy- movement wall mounted solar panels to solve these issues and explore marketability potential of this innovation product. In this innovation project, the methodology employed was based on an innovation framework which steps begin with Ideation, Selection, Development, and Commercialisation. The data was collected from document analysis, design thinking, and video simulation using SketchUp software.