TU Delft’s Nuna8 solar car optimized with 3D printed tailfin for Bridgestone World Solar Challenge

While solar powered energy is doubtlessly a thing of the future, few initiatives have done more to popularize and improve that environmentally-friendly technology than the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge. Held annually in Australia, it features numerous fascinating solar powered cars who are all racing towards the finish line 3000 kilometers away – an arduous challenge. Every time, the Dutch team from TU Delft is among the favorites (and have […]

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