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AUTOMATION OF SOLAR DEPLOYMENT

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October 06, 2024

Renewable energy is abundant, but capturing the gigawatt level of energy potential is not an easy task.

AUTOMATION OF SOLAR DEPLOYMENT

Demand for solar is growing exponentially, and the cost of solar panels is nosediving. Then why isn't solar catching up as quickly as it should? Is it the lack of awareness? Or is the lack of manpower inhibiting the rapid solar deployment? Is it possible to automate the solar installation process? But why is there a need to automate such processes? It is not like we lack manpower or we have an underpopulation issue. Despite the abundant population, the absence of skilled workers is plaguing the rapid deployment of solar.

Our global capacity is around 1400 GW, with a steep target of 75000 GW by 2050. Is it even practically possible to achieve this target? Moreover, there is an inherent limitation to human capability. Repetitive and physically strenuous tasks should be automated.

Automation is for humans, for the collective creative growth of the whole species, it is not there to enslave us.

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