Washington, May 29 : Danish design studio DIFFUS has created a solar handbag that provides its carriers to charge their electronic devices.

The stylish Solar Handbag has 100 silicon solar cells woven into conductive embroidery, that collect sunlight and generate 2 Watts of usable energy stored on a lithium-ion battery, reports the Discovery News.

Power from the battery is used not only to charge mobile devices, but also light up optical fibers inside of the bag. These turn on automatically when the bag is open, making it easy to locate things inside the bag.

DIFFUS has also designed a Climate Dress, a garment that has sensors and more than a hundred LED lights woven into the fabric.

The sensors detect CO2 in the air and relay that information to a tiny microprocessor. Depending on the concentrations of the gas, the lights pulse in varying patterns. (ANI)