1. Alan Huang, Tom Hui, Shahzaib Javed,
Pete Gerjarusak

2. Overview
 Introduction
 Background information
 Functionality
 Materials
 Transition to Society
 Conclusion

3. Introduction
 A new clothing type that has
photosynthesized fabric
 Does not require the use of any type of
animal skin
 Thin and flexible
 High reward, low risk

4. Background information
 Energy scarcity is always an issue in the
modern world
 Looking for new types of energy is
inevitable
 Human’s clothing absorb more light than
leafs.

5. Functionality
 Created from organic materials and
sunlight
 Does not cause allergic reactions
 Cheap, cost efficient
 Contains a battery to absorb sunlight
through photosynthesis
 That energy is then changed into stored
electrical energy

6. Materials
 Photosynthesized fabric
 Container with battery
 Organic dyes
 A small generator
 Transparent wires within the cloth

7. Transition to Society
 Design will look like any other ordinary
clothing
 Will not be obscene
 Waterproof making it able to be used as
a bathing suit
 Does not rip easily meaning clothes will
look good for a long period of time

8. Conclusion
 This is a low risk and high reward
invention
 Once the clothing became popular, a lot
of energy will be saved
 Eco-friendly
 Can shut down nuclear power plant
because they are high risk