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But what about design and production, how do these automakers make the exact same vehicle, exactly identical to the last, over and over again.
What about the super cars made of exotic materials and spoilers on the rear that produce the same braking power as some cars.
What about motorcycles, electric cars, airbags, trucks and trucks?
Well, you've come to the right place.
Visit our website to learn more about us – https://www.aveea.org/
Aveea videos:
Aerospace Engineering – https://youtu.be/M6PTJptKZhI
Mechanical Engineering – https://youtu.be/9MltQ1nESyI
TIMINGS
00:00 – What is automotive technology?
00:23 – What are they doing?
00:36 – Design and model of a car
1:16 – Testing a car
1:41 – Production (assembly lines)
2:23 – Supercars and hypercars
2:46 – The future of the automotive industry
3:07 – Formula 1
3:33 – Conclusion
Other links we thought were pretty cool, a little more insight into the world of Automotive Engineering!!
BMW production line – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7fi4hP_y80
Henry Ford – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI4DR_uYKFU
who are we:
We are Aveea, we are all about STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics… but you already knew this.
This means creating incredible YouTube videos (all created in-house by our fantastic team in London) to show enthusiastic, curious students what a world of STEM could look like.
And we're going all out, going to schools across the country and inspiring our future leaders with hands-on experiments about what they could do when they grow up.
If it has anything to do with STEM, we are all over it!!
Contact us:
If you would like to have a chat, we would love to hear from you. Tweeting at @aveea_org is the fastest way to get a response from us.
But if you're thinking a little longer, maybe a collaboration, working in schools or universities, or something else, send us an email at [email protected]. We try to answer everyone, but unfortunately sometimes there are not enough hours in the day to answer everyone.
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