Press Release

ARRAY Technologies announces OmniTrack update with greater terrain-following capability

ARRAY Technologies, a leading global provider of solar tracking technology and fixed-tilt products, foundation solutions, software systems and services, announced an enhanced version of its ARRAY OmniTrac terrain-following tracker that offers increased flex capability of up to 2° between adjacent posts.
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This update provides greater design flexibility for customers that can help reduce construction costs and accelerate deployment by further minimising the need for site grading.

With its improved design, OmniTrack doubles its terrain-following capability, now accommodating up to 2° of slope change post-to-post, compared to 1° previously. This is one of the highest degrees of flexibility among terrain-following trackers, which are a growing segment of the utility-scale solar industry.

Introduced in 2024, OmniTrack has gained rapid traction with customers, and now represents the highest share of ARRAY’s orderbook of any product. Built on the architecture of the trusted DuraTrack platform, OmniTrack incorporates ARRAY’s philosophy of engineered simplicity to deliver high reliability and superior uptime. It includes DuraTrack’s differentiated features that deliver customer value, including ARRAY’s patented wind stow technology and ARRAY SmarTrack software and control-based products designed to optimise energy production.

“Our customers love OmniTrack, and the opportunities for faster deployment and cost savings our terrain-following solution can unlock,” said Nick Strevel, Chief Product Officer at ARRAY. “We are thrilled to release a new iteration that makes OmniTrack a viable solution for a broader range of uneven and challenging sites. This latest improvement to OmniTrack represents ARRAY’s commitment to continued innovation to deliver value for our customers.”

The increased flexibility of OmniTrack allows for shorter average pile lengths, reduced grading, and minimized site preparation, helping projects achieve cost savings, reach commissioning faster, and lower schedule risk. Beyond an incremental reduction in cut and fill volumes, the more flexible OmniTrack can minimise and in some cases fully eliminate disturbed areas on terrain-following project sites. This helps preserve the natural hydrology of the site, which in turn lessens environmental impact, lowers erosion risk and preserves the health and reliability of the soils. These improvements, specifically reducing the need to disturb areas and preserving the land, can help streamline permitting approvals and support community relations to accelerate project development.

The updated OmniTrack is available to quote now and is expected to be available to ship in Q3 2026.