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The project of FEST23 is financed from the state budget by the means of financing science and development activities.
Short Overview:
Formula Student Team Tallinn builds a unique electric formula car that is capable of driving with and without a driver. The prototype participates in international Formula Student series competitions in the summer of 2023. For the first time in the history of FS Team Tallinn, the team has developed the motors and inverters required for the formula by themselves. The components will be tested on the 2023 formula car and later be taken into use on vehicles of the following years as well.
Purpose and results:
The goal of the project is to build a unique electric formula car in the Baltics that is capable of driving with and without a driver – FEST23. The finished formula car will take part in at least four product development competitions in the Formula Student series, with a goal to achieve dozens of podium places and at least one overall victory. For the first time in FS Team Tallinn’s history, the team has also been developing motors and inverters by themselves, which will now be tested on the 2023 formula car and later taken over to the following seasons’ vehicles as well. The goal of the development is to achieve more efficient and reliable details and reduce dependence on manufacturers. The entire student formula project’s aim is to give students a practical output and cutting-edge engineering education knowledge. Another big goal is to popularize engineering and guide young people to choose technical specialties for further studies. A real formula car design and construction inspires current and future students alike much more than just a theoretical body of knowledge. The students participating in the student formula project will have top level engineering knowledge and skills, which they can later contribute to the Estonian economy. They do that with both knowledge and high-quality labor, as well by developing new technological solutions that can change people’s lives for the better.
Contribution amount: 100 000€
The project of FEST24 is financed from the state budget by the means of financing science and development activities.
Short Overview:
The Formula Student Team Tallinn is building the electric formula car FEST24, capable of driving both with a driver and autonomously. For the first time in the team’s history, the formula car will be equipped with self-developed motors, aiming to achieve better efficiency and reliability than commercially available products used so far. The completed formula car will participate in international Formula Student series product development competitions.
Purpose and results:
The aim of the project is to develop and build the electric formula car FEST24, capable of driving both with a driver and autonomously. For the first time in the team’s history, the formula car will be equipped with self-developed motors, which are expected to be more efficient and reliable than commercially available products used so far. One of FEST24’s major goals is to achieve better efficiency, enabling a reduction in the overall mass of the formula car. In September, at least 35 new students are expected to join the student formula project, acquiring comprehensive knowledge of engineering and product development through independent learning and the support of senior members. Members of the student formula team are prepared to find the most efficient solutions based on specific situations, making them valued specialists in the future job market – in the industry, it is essential that processes are as efficient as possible.
Contribution amount: 100 000€
The project of FEST25 is financed from the state budget by the means of financing science and development activities.
Short Overview:
Formula Student Team Tallinn is building the FEST25 electric formula car, which is lighter and more efficient than ever before. For the first time in the team’s history, the car will be powered by self-developed inverters, aiming for better efficiency and reduced weight compared to the previously used commercial products. The completed car will compete in international Formula Student series product development competitions.
Purpose and results:
The goal of the project is to develop and build the FEST25 electric formula car. In September, at least 35 new students are expected to join the Formula Student project. Through self-directed learning and support from more experienced team members, they will gain comprehensive knowledge of engineering and product development. One of the project’s main objectives is to achieve greater efficiency, allowing for a reduction in the car’s overall weight. A self-developed inverter, validated on the dynamometer, will be implemented in the car for the first time, and new copper elements will be introduced in the battery pack. The finished formula car is expected to achieve several podium positions in international product development competitions. The members of the Formula Student team are committed to finding the most optimal solutions for specific situations, making them highly valued specialists in the job market in the future.
Contribution amount: 100 000€
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