Engineering Exchange with Atlassian Williams Racing
AAV shared its autonomous vehicle work with Atlassian Williams Racing during their NTU visit, linking student robotics with high-performance engineering.
Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix period, Atlassian Williams Racing visited NTU to share insights on Formula racing engineering and career pathways.
Their staff also visited the AAV lab, where the team presented its autonomous vehicles and discussed how student robotics compares with high-performance motorsport engineering. The conversation extended into autonomous racing and A2RL, reflecting the growing overlap between robotics, autonomy, perception, control and vehicle dynamics.
For AAV members, the visit connected maritime autonomy with another engineering field where reliability, speed, testing and teamwork decide performance.
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Organisations involved
- Atlassian Williams Racing
- NTU MAE