Mechanical engineer sets and breaks his own world record with 250+ mph remote-controlled car designed in PTC’s Onshape
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Engineer races into record books
A Warwickshire engineer has raced into the record books after designing a remote-controlled car capable of travelling at more than 250mph. Rugby-based Stephen Wallis has set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest remote-controlled car, using nearly 25 years of engineering experience to develop his high-speed creation, Mach Reaper. The mechanical…
Mechanical engineer sets and breaks his own world record with 250+ mph remote-controlled car designed in PTC’s Onshape - Engineering Update
A mechanical engineer from Rugby has used nearly 25 years’ experience working with PTC technology to help him design and develop the world’s fastest remote-controlled car. Stephen Wallis, who honed his engineering skills at companies including Royal Enfield, Triumph Motorcycles and Greenjets, took just eight months to create, build, test and then run ‘Mach Reaper’. […]
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