This document describes the design and construction of an automatic solar tracking system created by four students at Lagos State Polytechnic. The system uses sensors and a microcontroller to automatically rotate solar panels to track the sun's movement and maximize sunlight exposure for increased power generation. It aims to consume maximum solar energy through solar tracking and improve panel performance and efficiency. The system's mechanical structure supports the solar panel on a rotating frame. Sensors provide input to the microcontroller which controls DC motors to adjust the panel's position based on an algorithm to maintain optimal sun exposure. The tracking system prototype demonstrates a working software solution to maximize solar cell output.