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A biomimetic strategy for designing easily-installable CPV tracking system with high wind resistivity

Due to its higher photovoltaic efficiency, CPV has the advantage of needing a smaller panel footprint than fixed PV systems. This characteristic makes it ideal for use as an independent power supply in remote locations where transportation and site procurement present a challenge. The overall system needs to be compact and light without sacrificing weather resistance. Skilled personnel are scarce in remote areas, so easy setup and maintenance are also important. We have developed two techniques based on the notion of bio-mimicry. One is machine learning to counteract errors in installation position without the need for human intervention, and the other is a three-dimensional panel structure that cuts the wind load by up to 20%. We describe our experimental results gained in field tests.