In Vicenza, Veneto, a company called "Dyaqua" makes solarpanel roof tiles that look like the terracotta shingles that are common in the area. They are made from non-toxic and recyclable polymeric compounds that allows sunlight to pass through, while appearing like terracotta to the human eye.
(This is not sponsored or anything, I just think they are interesting.)
Website: https://www.invisiblesolar.it/EN/
People are asking technical questions about the Dyaqua solar tiles, so here are some videos and the data sheet that might help answer some of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AoFobqxm1Y
From Dyaqua: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcj9ZBZ7fwU
Data Sheet: https://www.dyaqua.it/invisiblesolar/_en/documents/technical-data-sheet-rooftile.pdf
@Spr1g nice. And certainly a product usable for applications like on the picture. 1kWp / 6sqm is not comparable to normal panels though, but thats obviously due to the cosmetic features.
Unfathomable horrors of future technology
@Spr1g ERM. If it really looks like that and still is supposed to have 16% efficiency something is off. Gut feeling is: somebody is scamming.
@Spr1g that's very cool.