CIRCE Collaborates in the '5th Edition of MOTOSTUDENT' at Motorland Aragón

Last week, the Technopark at Motorland hosted the fifth edition of MotoStudent, a biennial international competition aimed at university students, with the goal of enhancing theoretical knowledge but, more importantly, practical skills related to R&D&I in the automotive sector.

After a year and a half of work, the 74 teams and approximately 1,500 students participating in MotoStudent subjected their prototypes to the various tests and evaluations established by the competition over several days.

CIRCE collaborated in the evaluation of these tests, focusing on both the technical specifications of the vehicle and its dynamic performance, with special emphasis on the "Electric" category, which is based on a 100% electric vehicle prototype.

Additionally, several researchers from the center were part of the jury in the Technological Innovation category to assess the prototypes' compliance with the competition requirements.

CIRCE also participated in the technical talks held on Saturday to discuss and debate various aspects related to mobility.

CIRCE's session provided an opportunity to highlight the characteristics of inductive charging and how it can boost electric mobility.

MotoStudent

MotoStudent is an international competition promoted by Technopark Motorland and the Moto Engineering Foundation. It aims to be a unique forum that brings together university students, educators, and industry professionals to share knowledge and experiences from their work.

This university competition, now in its fifth edition, set a record for participation in 2018.

In total, 74 universities from 17 countries participated in the competition: Spain, Germany, Croatia, Greece, Italy, the United Kingdom, Hungary, India, Poland, Kosovo, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Switzerland, Portugal, the Czech Republic, and Ecuador, establishing itself as a global reference event in the automotive sector.