Sunshine measures exactly how much sun energy your specific location receives — so you can decide with real data, not guesswork.
Most homeowners who skip solar aren't wrong to hesitate. They're just missing the one thing they need to decide.
Solar panels are a significant investment. Before committing thousands of euros, you deserve to know if they'll actually work at your location — accounting for your roof angle, local shading, regional weather patterns, and seasonal variation.
Generic online calculators use regional averages. Sunshine measures your specific spot. That's the difference between a rough estimate and a decision you can trust.
The same technology works for agriculture — identifying ideal conditions for sun-dependent crops or optimising greenhouse placement with the same precision.
Sunshine is fully autonomous. Place it, let it run, and get the data you need to decide.
Mount Sunshine at your target location — rooftop, garden, field. No configuration needed. It begins tracking immediately.
Over days or weeks, Sunshine records irradiance, peak sun hours, shading events, and local weather interactions — all specific to your exact spot.
Receive a clear readout: your solar yield potential, estimated savings, and payback period. Real data. No guesswork.
Every euro goes directly toward a specific, scheduled goal. The prototype is built — now it needs to become a product.
Final hardware build and stress-testing. Moving from proof-of-concept to a reliable, repeatable prototype.
Obtaining the regulatory certification required to legally sell the device in Europe. Non-negotiable for market entry.
Setting up the initial production run — tooling, components, assembly. First units ready to ship.
Sunshine didn't start as a business idea. It started as an engineering problem — and it's been validated at every step.
Sunshine was built as a school graduation project and received the best grade awarded in years — independently evaluated on engineering merit.
The project is actively guided by TUM's startup consultancy — one of Europe's leading technical universities — on the path to market.
This isn't a concept. A working version of Sunshine already exists and has been tested. The fundraiser funds the path from prototype to product.