Robot replaces driver: how this autonomous electric racing car is built to compete amongst the best

There is a ton of science, experimenting and hard work day and night required to build a competitive electric race car that drives itself. Famous for two acceleration world records and impressive results in Formula Student, AMZ is up to that challenge. Meet the team and watch the students think hard as they go all-in to tackle this enormous challenge. A huge thank you to the AMZ team for letting me have an in-depth look of their amazing activities!
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[@BowenAV]

my first thought was that tom scott uploaded the 0 to 60 video

[@georgobergfell]

Very cool insights into the workings of AMZ racing 😊
They are rightfully seen as benchmark for a lot of other Formula Student teams!
I especially enjoyed the technical depth you were able to bring across in this video!
This video will make its way into formula student circles for sure!

[@noahvamosy8198]

Super cool to see you dive into a formula student team, I do formula SAE which is the US equivalent and this was really inspiring

[@copperarmedflyingsquirrel3743]

Thank you for the insight! It reminded me a lot of the micro mice maze competition, but in big :D

[@snower13]

The white Rohacell foam core is polymethacrylimide. It's awesome stuff.

[@ke6gwf]

Another great video!

[@tarini.padmanabhuni]

What LIDAR are they using?

[@phatlaz1974]

But it’s the driver limits that being the excitement. This is really just scaled up Rc racing

[@SeilbahnFritz]

And he is a schwoab😂 4:16

[@josephastier7421]

What do you mean?

[@SeilbahnFritz]

@@josephastier7421 he has a bit a swabian accent

[@josephastier7421]

Everybody on this planet uses git now.

[@tvm73827]

Why didn’t you get the Indian guy to introduce himself?

[@sandro-here]

Yap, that's unfortunate. I only did interviews about 1h after my arrival and he'd gone to bed by then, so I missed him :-(