The Stanford solar car created for this year’s World Solar Challenge, Luminos, has now been officially unveiled. For those of us who couldn’t attend the unveiling at Stanford, here’s a fun music video featuring the car: I have to say — I’m a big fan of the song and the … [continued]
10 days ago, Tim wrote up a good post on Luminos, Stanford’s solar car for the 2013 World Solar Challenge (a 2000-mile solar car race across the Australian outback). However, the Stanford solar car team just put up a new post on Luminos that has more info (and pictures!) as … [continued]
Since 1989, the Stanford Solar Car Project has been empowering students with hands-on experience with building solar-powered cars. The solar-powered cars compete in the World Solar Challenge — a grueling, 2000-mile-long race in the Australian outback. The students usually build the solar-powered cars on a two-year cycle and they gain valuable engineering … [continued]
The Stanford team that’s working on its next solar-powered car for the annual solar car race across Australia recently dropped a bunch of updates on its blog. From one of the updates, I’ll simply drop some of their photos and a video below — for text on what they’ve … [continued]
Someone representing Stanford’s Solar Car team recently reached out and shared the interview featured below with me. It’s and interview with a multi-year member of the team. I thought it was interesting enough to post here on CleanTechnica, so here it is (reposted from CJEnvironmental): Stanford senior and Club Business … [continued]
