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959: The Argument for Automation: Making Solar Construction More Predictable Cody Houser, FTC Solar

SunCast by Nico Johnson

Aug 18, 202619:06Science & Medicine

Solar construction has always depended on experienced crews adapting to whatever the jobsite throws at them. But what happens when the industry needs to build more projects than its best crews can possibly cover? Cody Ho...

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