Let's Build an Open Source Car

Location
London, England 51.52-0.1
Meetups
1 so far
Members
39 Members
Rating
40Fires 4.50 4.506
Founded
September 8, 2009

The 40 Fires Foundation is a forum to develop energy-efficient cars using an open source approach. If you are an engineer, a designer or simply an enthusiast interested in helping to make cleaner cars available to all, we want to hear from you! This Meetup group is part of this effort and we aim to meet regularly initially in London.

Our starting point is the design schematics licensed to us by Riversimple. Riversimple has built a hydrogen fuel cell powered network electric car which was unveiled to the public for the first time in London on 16th June 2009.

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  • Sep 22
    • New member
      “"I am an automotive design engineer with experience in motorsport and road car projects, currently involved in a number of sustainable transport initiatives".”
    • New discussion
      Started by Christian.
    • New member
      “I work with Andrew Katz, who is helping Riversimple and 40Fires with licensing issues.”
  • Sep 21
    • New member
      “I'm an engineer working on electric machines; strong interest in electric powertrain vehicles”
    • New member
      “I read about the project in The Engineer and thought I'd like to be involved.”
    • New member
      “I am an engineer at a major automotive OEM and I'm interested whether a more sustainable personal mobility model is viable and what shape it would eventually take.”

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