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But the idea to use Soloar Panels + lights as "solar sensor" is pretty nice.
Automatic Solar Tracking 2.0
This is genius and I just thought the presentation could be a bit different, to reach more people so they get known a good (new to workshop) designer, sorry if that sounded wrong.
Every time somebody invents something great in real life it´s possible that it´s not beeing noticed because it was not "colored" enough for the big ones.