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The five students, Shaheen Al Bishr, Adel Al Kindi, Adel Al Ali, Butti Al Mazrouei and Salah Al Awlaqi, succeeded in designing and building the prototype of a rugged, single seat, off-road recreational vehicle which is able to negotiate terrain in all types of weather without damage.
"The requirements to carry out on-site modifications to meet the stringent technical necessities were one of the greatest challenges faced by the working group," said Shaheen Al Bishr.
As Chris Etzel, Chairman of SAE international stated:
"The basic goal of this event is to provide a fun, fair and safe competition for all the competitors while maintaining safety to showcase their efforts, as their main focus is to enhance the educational aspect of the engineering field."
ADMC Director Dr. Simon Jones commented: "Our ambitions for success in this field applaud the efforts of those five students who worked so hard to take part in such an important academic event along with 120 other countries. The college management is proud of their high level of performance and commitment to the field of engineering."
The SAE Mini Baja Car Competition has enhanced the student's skills and allowed them to experience a challenge that combines safety, design, and overall appearance.
"The completion of the project took six months between designing and manufacturing, but today we are glad to have participated in this event which is on such an international level," said Adel Al Kindi.
Posted by Rima Ali Al Mashni
