Solar Panel Curtain Prototype Development

@rakhshanz3

Being a tech enthusiast with a strong academic background in Computer Science and AI, I believe I possess the perfect blend of skills and experience for your Solar Panel Curtain Prototype Development project. My knack for handling problems efficiently alongside an up-to-date knowledge of AI and software engineering makes me a suitable candidate for this delicate yet exciting task. Though I haven't worked directly on solar prototypes, my familiarity with low-voltage electronics, mechanical and fabrication skills paired with my proficiency in using Arduino or other simple circuit programming would give me a good head start with this venture. \With my expertise aligned well with the requirements of your project, you can expect practicality, innovation and diligence from me. My budget is fair and more importantly, I'm motivated by the idea of fostering innovation at school-level rather than limiting it to a commercial landscape. Together we can create a model that not only functions effectively but also reflects the ingenuity unique to your school's project. Let's get started!

@hexabitzprojects

Dear Client, I'm based in **Delhi NCR**, and your project aligns well with my experience in embedded systems, electronics, and product prototyping. I have over 15 years of experience developing hardware prototypes involving low-voltage electronics, battery charging, power management, Arduino/ESP32, and sensor-based systems. I can help you with the complete prototype, including concept development, circuit design, material selection, physical assembly, and a working demonstration of the flexible solar panel curtain/blind powering an LED or other low-power load. My focus will be on creating a compact, functional, and presentation-ready prototype that meets your school project objectives while keeping the design simple and cost-effective. I look forward to discussing your project and bringing your idea to life. **Best regards,** **Subhash Suman** Embedded Systems | Product Prototyping | Electronics Development | Delhi NCR

@zeyads80

I'm an embedded systems engineer with hands-on experience in low-voltage electronics, solar/battery charging, and prototyping. I'd work remotely and guide local sourcing/assembly closely via calls, diagrams, and step-by-step instructions — you'd only need someone locally to physically place components. Relevant work: Built a solar/battery charging device with OLED display and stable voltage monitoring. ESP32 LED dimming circuits using MOSFET + gamma-corrected PWM. Multi-node IoT systems with battery monitoring, PIR, and LDR light-sensing. Solar experience: Yes — solar-to-battery charging and regulation, though not flexible panels in fabric before. Electronics (charge controller, buffer, LED driver) stay the same regardless of panel form. Approach: Flexible solar cells wired in series/parallel on a blind slat/curtain strip Basic charge circuit (diode + small Li-ion/LiPo or supercap buffer) LED output with optional LDR-based auto-trigger Optional Arduino/ESP32 for a live "charging" demo indicator I provide full wiring diagrams, part lists (locally sourceable in Delhi NCR), and live video-call guidance for assembly Timeline: 7–10 days. Cost: ₹6,000–10,000 (local sourcing), remote guidance included at no extra charge. Happy to hop on a call to align on scope.

@Marcoa011

This Project caught my eye, so I had to reach out. I specialize in designing innovative solar solutions and have experience in solar panel integration, basic circuit planning, and product prototyping. New to Freelancer, yet backed by over 10+ years of crafting sleek web, game, and brand solutions. Let’s create something exceptional together. I understand the need for a flexible solar panel curtain prototype for your school project. My expertise in material selection, circuit planning, and prototype assembly align perfectly with your requirements. I can deliver a functional model with a simple working demonstration within your budget and timeline. I would love to chat more about your project! Regards, Marco Agrela