Hand-Building the Super Advanced Rimac Nevera

On this feature of the FRAME, we explore the Production of the ultimate electric sports car from Croatia, the Rimac Nevera. Stay tuned to learn about the advanced manufacturing and design techniques for this high-performance sports car.
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Realy I like this factory so so much

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Superb ! 🌟

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I used to do wind tunnel airflow in 3D using Maya and it was pretty cool. I tested the airflow over helicopter blades; I was able to figure out the thrust vectoring nozzle of the F-35 jet using only 2 rotating nozzles vs the original nozzle which uses 3 rotating nozzles. I used the fluid dynamics in Maya to test the airflow and it does show the airflow being pushed downward when I rotated my 2 nozzle thrust vector.
I was able to use scripting to create 1 or 5 airflows, add colors, turbulence, etc. It was really cool back then when I used to do it. I also create 3D cloth and have it cover a car or jet and have wind blow away the piece of cloth.

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1 can only dream.......😊

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