Revolve NTNU is a fantastically exciting project. We have been lucky enough to be involved all the way, from the first car being produced in 2012. On this project, we are responsible for the machining of brackets for wheel suspension and aerodynamics.

From their own website: "Revolve NTNU is an independent student organization at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. The team consists of 80 members who work voluntarily in parallel with full-time studies. The members are from 24 different fields of study and are from all years of study. To develop and build a racing car from bottom up in one year is a challenging task that requires many fields of engineering, extraordinary commitment and hard-earned resources.Each year a new team of students takes on the complex and extensive project to do the transition from students to fully skilled engineers.