The 2014 Waterloo Electric Vehicle Challenge demands high school students design and build their own electric car. Teams will compete in both 12 and 24 volt race and will participate in a design contest to prove their engineering know-how.
Research at innovative labs could lead to advances in wireless technologies for use in everything from smartphones to cars and healthcare.
Waterloo biomechanics researcher identifies where injury risk is high for automotive assembly line workers.
3D printer is an “innovation machine” for Waterloo students who want a quick and affordable way to create prototypes
Engineering researchers collaborate with Maplesoft and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada to give Canada a competitive edge in hybrid electric vehicle design.
Will your electric car use a battery with nano-material?
From The University of Waterloo's Stories web page.
Building a better electric car
From the University of Waterloo's Stories web page.