Global Technical Director Emmanuele Chiappori introduced the system in Munich, highlighting a design that balances power generation with soil health. The structure features a two-section pile foundation that increases pull-out resistance, protecting equipment against high winds and shifting ground. With vertical clearance ranging from 1.3 to 5 meters, the system accommodates both varied crop heights and the movement of large agricultural machinery.
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Antaisolar Debuts Agri-PV Tracker to Bridge Farming and Solar Power
Unveiled at Intersolar Europe 2026, Antaisolar’s new tracking system allows solar arrays to coexist with active agriculture. By offering adjustable vertical clearance and specialized machinery access, the technology aims to maximize land utility, enabling farmers to harvest crops beneath panels while simultaneously generating renewable energy.
To manage field operations, the integrated SmartTrail control system includes a dedicated harvest mode that clears pathways for equipment. The hardware also incorporates a four-tier weather protection mechanism designed to withstand extreme conditions, including gales, snow, and flooding. Beyond the Agri-PV unit, Antaisolar showcased its AT-Spark 1P tracker, which utilizes an octagonal-tube design to boost structural stiffness by 40 percent. These solutions, supported by the company’s end-to-end engineering and installation services, reflect a broader strategy to expand into diversified solar segments as the firm continues to climb global industry rankings.
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