Manufacturers like GE Vernova and Sungrow are leading this transition, supported by updated safety regulations. The tracker industry will incorporate AI and machine learning, enhancing production yields by 2-6 percent and optimizing stow positioning to mitigate weather risks. Companies like Nextracker and Array Technologies are at the forefront of these smart tracking solutions. Labour shortages and rising costs will accelerate the adoption of robotics for construction, operation, and maintenance. Automated solutions from companies like Terabase Energy and AES double labour productivity and reduce installation time by 50 percent, even in harsh conditions. Innovations in vegetation management, such as robots from Swap Robotics, promise to cut maintenance costs by 10-20 percent. These advancements will make solar projects more scalable, efficient, and resilient. Baburajan Kizhakedath