Explore the world of electric vehicles and startups through a captivating seminar featuring Tesla co-founders Marc Tarpenning and Martin Eberhard. Part of Stanford University's EE292H: Engineering and Climate Change series, this 1-hour 20-minute talk delves into the application of engineering principles to address climate change challenges. Gain valuable insights into the development of stabilizing, remedial, and adaptive approaches to environmental issues. Learn how the engineering mindset can be leveraged to tackle complex problems stemming from climate change, with a specific focus on the electric vehicle industry. Discover the intersection of innovation, sustainability, and entrepreneurship from two pioneers who revolutionized the automotive landscape.
Stanford Seminar - Electric Vehicles - Marc Tarpenning & Martin Eberhard, Co-Founders of Tesla
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Stanford Seminar: Electric Vehicles - Marc Tarpenning & Martin Eberhard, Co-Founders of Tesla
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Course Content: The curriculum is well-structured, beginning with an introduction to the history and evolution of electric vehicles. It provides a solid foundation by comparing electric vehicles with traditional internal combustion engine vehicles and discusses the benefits and challenges of EV adoption. The course delves into various types of electric vehicles, including Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs), and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs). It covers crucial components such as electric motors, batteries, and regenerative braking systems in detail.
