Revolve NTNU is an initiative at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology that focuses on the design, development and production of Formula racing cars. The organization aims to create cars that can operate both manually and autonomously, and actively participates in Formula Student, the world's largest competition for engineering students. This gives students the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in practice and develop skills in engineering.
The collaboration in Revolve NTNU involves students from over 20 different disciplines, which promotes interdisciplinary innovation and the development of complex solutions. The organization has achieved several top places in competitions, including first place in the categories of energy capacity and acceleration. Through the work in Revolve NTNU, students gain valuable experience that can contribute to their career development. In addition, their own systems are developed to optimize efficiency and autonomous driving, which is an important part of the project's focus on future technology.