Hungarian artificial intelligence invention to revolutionise solar energy sector?
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A Hungarian artificial intelligence (AI) expert, in collaboration with the European Space Agency, has developed a groundbreaking new system for use prior to the installation of solar parks. This innovation could significantly advance renewable energy production and the global effort to combat climate change. Here are the details of this extraordinary project.
Csaba Csongor Fekete, a Hungarian artificial intelligence specialist in data-driven business solutions and AI with over 20 years of experience, along with the Hungarian contractor companies Holisticrm and Geox, devised the OPT4SOL.AI system in partnership with the European Space Agency.
According to Index.hu, the Hungarian artificial intelligence project could be key in the fight against climate change by facilitating the transition to green energy in the future, as well as by making the utilisation of sustainable solar energy sources feasible.
The Hungarian artificial intelligence innovation is complex and adaptable – extremely useful for developers of solar installations
OPT4SOL.AI integrates Geographic Information System (GIS) technology – a computer program for capturing, storing, analysing, and presenting data related to positions on the Earth’s surface – with AI capabilities. The Hungarian artificial intelligence system can analyse spatial data and images taken from space, and then use its artificial intelligence to calculate where the solar power plants would be most optimally located.
It creates the so-called “spatial profile” of a given location, integrating into its computations a myriad of different data points, to identify the most suitable locations for solar installations. On its website, the European Space Agency explains that the system simultaneously analyses 70 different data types, including: