Research and innovative design of a zeroemissions vehicle by multidisciplinary student teams in multi-years

This paper presents a unique learning and research experience for students from mechanical and electrical engineering majors in a course on senior design projects involving research and development, design and production of a proof-of-concept electric vehicle, the ZEM (Zero EMissions) vehicle. The Z...

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