Arctech made a strong impression at SNEC 2026 in Shanghai, showcasing its comprehensive "Tracker+" Ecosystems. The exhibition demonstrated the company's full-scenario capabilities across complex terrains. For the first time since its official launch in May, Arctech presented the SkyLine II all-terrain intelligent tracking system. Built on four core principles ?

"All-Terrain Adaptability, All-Scenario Reliability, Full-Lifecycle Shared Success, Full-Ecosystem Compatibility", this cutting-edge system is engineered to turn challenging lands into high-value energy assets. Alongside it, the SkyFlex cable mounting system and the Star Shine I autonomous cleaning robot completed the intelligent tracking lifecycle, serving varied scenarios from Gobi and sandy terrain, to agrivoltaics, aquavoltaics, and hilly landscapes. Arctech introduced two intelligent equipment innovations on site ?

the Arctech Piling Robot and Automatic Installation Robot. Together, they enable one-click, all-weather construction, dramatically reducing labor and installation costs while boosting efficiency. These innovations mark a major step toward fully automated, full-cycle solar plant construction, from piling to operations and maintenance.

Arctech also featured its off-grid and energy storage offerings, including the ArcBank utility-scale energy storage system, building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), and the ArcTrack solar tracking and storage mobile microgrid system. Designed for mining sites, islands, and remote locations, these solutions close the zero-carbon loop from solar generation to end-use energy.