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The solar-powered car, robot submarines and printed ‘brains’: Engineering Futures Weekly

The solar-powered car, robot submarines and printed ‘brains’: Engineering Futures Weekly

Welcome to Engineering Futures Weekly, featuring the latest innovations, trends and announcements. This week: The solar-powered car, robot submarines and printed ‘brains’.

1. Aptera tests solar-powered car

Californian firm Aptera Motors has successfully tested its fully solar-powered electric vehicle (sEV). The low-speed test is an important step towards the company’s aim of a car with 40 miles of range per day without plugging in.

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