The document summarizes a student project that designed and built a dual-axis solar tracker and compared its energy production to a flat solar panel using power meters. The solar tracker used an Arduino microcontroller and four light sensors to control two servo motors and keep the solar panel perpendicular to the sun throughout the day, following the principle of Lambert's cosine law to maximize power generation. Testing found the solar tracker produced more energy than the flat panel over a three hour period, showing the benefits of solar tracking for electricity production. The project provided an introduction to solar energy technology and its wide range of applications.