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The video discusses the innovative use of perovskite cells, highlighting their flexibility, lightweight nature, and cost-effectiveness. These cells can be applied to various surfaces, including buildings and electronic devices. Despite their potential, perovskite technology is still in its early stages, with much research needed to overcome challenges and fully integrate into the market.

What are some of the applications of perovskite cells mentioned in the video?

• Employed in water purification systems

• Used in medical devices

• Applied on building facades and roofs

• Utilized in food packaging

What is a key advantage of perovskite cells that makes them cost-effective?

• They are self-repairing

• They can be printed

• They require no maintenance

• They are made from rare materials

How much energy can a square meter of perovskite panel provide according to the video?

• Enough for a week's work

• Sufficient for a day's work for one employee

• Enough to power a small factory

• Sufficient for a month's work for one employee

What is the current status of perovskite technology in terms of market adoption?

• It has been widely adopted for decades

• It is only used in niche markets

• It is still in the early stages of scientific research

• It has been banned in several countries

How does the timeline for perovskite technology adoption compare to other technologies?

• It is not comparable to any other technology

• It is similar to the adoption timeline of other technologies

• It has taken longer than most technologies

• It has been adopted faster than most technologies