Daidalonic is a students’ group belonging to the Generación Espontánea program from the Universitat Politècnica de València, in Spain. Guided by our slogan “moving the engines of life”, we are dedicated to designing biomedical equipment aimed at improving people’s quality of life, in particular children with amputations or physical deformities. Our first initiative focused on […]
Project MARCH X and Eurocircuits Project MARCH is a student team of the Technical University Delft. These student teams are also called Dream Teams at the Technical University Delft. Every year since 2015 a group of around 27 enthusiastic and motivated students put their studies on hold for a year to fully commit themselves to […]
Hyperloop UPV – Eurocircuits Picture a vehicle levitating effortlessly inside a near-vacuum tube, reaching speeds of around 1000 km/h. This is no longer just a concept that you can imagine – it’s what we, Hyperloop UPV, are bringing to life. As a team of about 50 students from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, in Spain, […]
The journey to a vacuum proof Pod Vacuum is one of the key pillars of the Hyperloop concept. It enables dragless travel at high speeds. Vacuum, however, is also a major challenge. Both from an infrastructure point of view as well as a pod-sided view. A safe pressurized cabin must be built for humans or […]
Season Recap JR24 We at Joanneum Racing Graz are reflecting on an extremely successful season. Despite facing some minor mechanical and electrical issues during our first competition in the Netherlands, we quickly resolved them and managed to finish in sixth place. Shortly afterward, we secured a solid third place in FS Austria, even though we […]
Supporting the Next Generation: A Hands-On Workshop with Robotics Erlangen Experience, knowledge, and teamwork – this was the focus of a recent workshop at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg. Eurocircuits team member Uwe Dörr visited Robotics Erlangen e.V. and ETG Kurzschluss e.V. to deliver a hands-on PCB design training for motivated students. From Multilayer Stackups to DFM […]
Our boards Front Signals This PCB, located in the front of the car, gathers the analogue inputs from several sensors along the front of the car and then sends them via the CAN bus to the ECU, located at the rear of the car, behind the firewall. Its design is based on our BMS Master, […]
Unibo Motorsport, the racing team of the University of Bologna, is a reality where more than 300 students from various fields of study combine the skills acquired at university with those learned within the team to compete annually against students from all over the world in international races on the most prestigious circuits in Europe. […]
THE FIRST HYPERLOOP LANE SWITCH Traveling through Europe in a fast sustainable and comfortable way. That is what we at TU Delft Hyperloop have been working on for the past eight consecutive years. We are an student team of the TU Delft with the goal to revolutionize sustainable transportation by focusing on innovation, scalability, and […]
The Journey of Solar Team Twente during the Sasol Solar Challenge After an intense and challenging week in South Africa, Solar Team Twente proudly finished second in the Sasol Solar Challenge! We’d love to take you through our experiences over the past eight days. Day 1: The Start The race kicked off with high tension […]
The current collaboration with Eurocircuits has greatly contributed to the project, as it has helped the Da Vinci Satellite team go further into the testing phase. The team is now in a delicate phase: right at the finishing design touches, and about to begin more intensive and integrated testing campaigns. This means that we have […]
About WARR Space Labs WARR Space Labs is the newest team of WARR e.V. – the Scientific Workgroup for Rocketry and Spaceflight – a student association located at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) dedicated to creating the next generation of spaceflight engineers and scientists. The goal of the Space Labs team is to develop, […]
