UNI Maribor Grand Prix Engineering (GPE), an 87-member Formula Student team from Slovenia, developed GPE26 (Roxy), its fourth-generation electric race car. With support from Simtec and Ansys simulation software, the team optimized aerodynamics, motor cooling, and suspension design, gaining valuable hands-on engineering experience while improving vehicle performance.

This article is authored by Ansys part of Synopsys and published in Ansys blog here.

While household appliances may seem to fade into the background as trusted staples of our everyday lives, the innovative design choices that enable them to achieve their goals and stand out in a highly competitive, multibillion-dollar industry are anything but banal.

Innovation takes flight when engineering meets Ansys simulation. That's exactly the approach adopted by Starbound.Project, a student team from the University of Thessaly, Greece, as they develop Daedalus 1.0 - a fully autonomous Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) designed for the UAS Challenge.