Robot platform combines AI and rapid imaging to improve perovskite solar cell fabrication

Researchers built a robotic platform that pairs high-speed imaging with machine learning to monitor perovskite film crystallization. The system tracked millisecond droplet impacts to fabricate a lead-based solar cell with 24.4% power conversion efficiency. This approach replaces manual trial-and-error methods with real-time measurement of rapid processing variables.

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