New Sponsor!

We’re excited to announce our new sponsor, Carparts.com!

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Carparts.com is a one-stop-shop for quality, discount autoparts and car accessories across a large selection of vehicle makes and models. Established in 1999 as part of U.S. Auto Parts Network, the company takes pride in its quality parts, simple shopping experience, five star customer service, and unbeatable prices.

Sponsor Spotlight: Endurance Technologies

Today's Sponsor Spotlight is Endurance Technologies. Endurance Technologies is a company that produces resins and polyurethanes for aerospace and marine applications, and beyond.

Endurance technologies is a long term supporter of UConn Formula SAE. This year, Endurance Technologies has provided us with resin which we use in our composite parts. These parts include our vehicle's bodywork, stress panels, seat, and shrouding. Using composite parts allows us to build lightweight and strong parts, which leads to faster lap times and cutting edge part design.

We're proud to have Endurance Technologies as a continued partner, and want to thank them for their gracious support!

More information about Endurance Technologies is available on their website: www.epoxi.com

Sponsor Spotlight: Siemens

SIEMENS Sponsorship FSAE

Today's Sponsor Spotlight is Siemens. They are a global company that focuses on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization. Siemens is one of the worlds largest producers in energy-efficient, resource-saving technologies. Siemens has been a name in internationality and world wide presence for over 170 years. They have office buildings, warehouses, research and development facilities or sales offices in almost every country/region in the world.

UConn FSAE is grateful to have Siemens as a sponsor of our team.  They have generously provided our team with Star CCM + CFD software that helps us model parts and improve aerodynamic efficiency of our vehicle.  Their software has and will continue to be integral to our success; especially in the task of building an aerodynamic package.  We thank Siemens for their support and being apart of our team!

More information about Siemens is available on their website:  https://www.siemens.com

Sponsor Spotlight: Global Steering Systems

Today's Sponsor Spotlight is Global Steering Systems. GSS is an international company that makes steering system components for major automotive manufacturers, including Ford, Chrysler, GM, Tesla and more. They have facilities worldwide, including locations in the United States, Brazil, China and Poland.

UConn Formula SAE has had multiple team members work summer internships at GSS. Our team members worked in manufacturing, design and testing. This allowed our members to get hands on automotive experience, while giving GSS the opportunity to work with young engineers.

This year Global Steering Systems is assisting UConn Formula SAE purchase new Yamaha R6 crate engines to help give us a competitive edge over our competition. We're proud to have GSS as part of our team, and we want to thank them for their continued support!

More information about GSS is available on their website: http://www.globalsteering.com/

UConn FSAE Car Unveiling 2018

UConn Formula SAE Welcomes 3D Connexion

Designing a Formula SAE car requires students with innovative minds and Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) skills. Normal computer mice allow students to create these CAD models proficiently, but 3D Connexion takes the design process to the next level. With their "Space Mouse" products, 3D Connexion allow CAD users to rotate 3D computer models with ease as they perfect their designs. This allows UConn Formula SAE's student to spend less time moving through a drawing itself, and more time designing. Simply put, 3D Connexion's products allow for extremely efficient use of our CAD programs, and we're happy to have to welcome their technology to the team!

To learn more about 3D Connexion, visit their website! https://www.3dconnexion.com/

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