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Laboratory testing of a high efficiency light redirection system
Automated daylight redirecting slat technologies are designed to divert sunlight into the living space. They have a distinct advantage in that they can be retracted and extended, and slat angles can be adjusted according to the solar geometry and sky conditions. This study aimed to explore the geome
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