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Every solar array in existence effectively a camera (sans lens). You can just look at the per-cell (or per-panel) power output as a "pixel" in the solar camera
by beambot 12y ago
Every solar array in existence effectively a camera (sans lens). You can just look at the per-cell (or per-panel) power output as a "pixel" in the solar camera.
The novelty here: It's shrunk down and they added a lens for proper focusing.
- tempodox 12y agoAs far as you elaborate your view, I concur. But is there a factor that makes this possible only now but not, say, 10 years ago? Did key components not exist then or were they not efficient enough?