Engineering life: the Intersection of Human Biology and Precision Hardware In the bustling labs of the Universitat Politècnica de València, a dedicated group of students is rewriting the future of assistive technology. Under the banner of the “Generación Espontánea UPV” program, the Daidalonic team is proving that the gap between complex disability and affordable solutions […]
From World Champions to New Frontiers: Preparing for the American Solar Challenge After securing victory at the World Solar Challenge in Australia last summer, the Delft Solar Team is already setting its sights on a completely new adventure: the American Solar Challenge. This marks a historic milestone, as no Dutch or European solar racing team […]
We are Hyperloop UPV, the only student team in Spain dedicated to the research and development of hyperloop technology. Located in a small workshop at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), 45 students of engineering and non-engineering backgrounds make up this season’s team. Every year, we work shoulder to shoulder to improve the technology we […]
In the development of a competitive solar vehicle, every detail matters. From energy efficiency to the reliability of electronic systems, everything has a direct impact on on-track performance. In this context, the partnership between FAST – FEUP Academic Solar Team and Eurocircuits plays a fundamental role in the success of our project. A Partnership Built […]
Project MARCH is a Dream Team from TU Delft, driven by the vision to improve the quality of life for people with a spinal cord injury. We aim to do this by pushing the boundaries of exoskeleton technology. An exoskeleton is a powered robotic suit that takes over the function of the lower body, enabling […]
FS FEUP 2026: A New Self-Developed Technology As FS FEUP charges into this new cycle, our partnership with Eurocircuits remains the cornerstone of our electronic evolution. With presence already confirmed in two summer competitions (FS Switzerland and FS Portugal), the team is ready to face even further challenges. Following our successful transition to complex four-layer […]
Last year’s prototype, DP16, marked a new chapter for our team. With a newly designed chassis, a new accumulator, and a lot of ideas for the future of our team. This brought us near the top of the Formula Student Ranking, to 3rd position, the highest our team has ever been. Our incredibly reliable LV […]
VUB Racing is a Formula Student team based in Brussels. Our mission is not only to build a competitive race car, but also to push sustainability in motorsport. We focus on designing and manufacturing a Formula Student car using eco-friendly materials wherever possible. To achieve this, the team integrates materials such as flax fibers, recyclable […]
The TU Delft Hydro Motion Team is a student engineering team aiming to inspire the maritime industry to adopt sustainable technologies. How do we do this? Every year, we build a hydrofoiling boat powered by sustainable energy to compete in the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge. For the first 15 years of this team’s existence, we […]
LiU Formula Student is the Formula Student team from Linköping, Sweden who each year design, build and race our own car. Currently we consist of around 130 students across multiple programs and ages. The electronics team in the organization is responsible for all electrical parts of the car, which includes designing multiple circuit boards that […]
How a Small PCB Decides Whether We Get to Race The inspection does not begin with the engine. It does not begin with aerodynamics or lap times. It begins with a glance. A scrutineer stands behind the car, eyes fixed on a single point near the roll hoop. The Tractive System Active Light (the TSAL) […]
Joanneum Racing Graz: Mid-Season Update JR26 We are proud to start this update with some great news: the latest Formula Student world ranking has been released, and we are P2 worldwide. With this last achievement of the JR25 the season is now officially over, and our workshop is fully focused on the next car: the […]
