HTL Hollabrunn: Student team impresses with innovative Gokart project

HTL Hollabrunn: Student team impresses with innovative Gokart project

d as Gokart project, created by the HTL Hollabrunn students Sebastian Bayer and Lorenz Leuthner, has found great recognition in Austria "HTL Zero Emission Challenge". The innovative duo secured third place in the Masterpiece category with its electrical go -kart called Gökart, which was designed by modern technology for more precise driving dynamics.

As part of their diploma thesis, the two students developed a Gokart with a digital differential. The aim was to create a vehicle that is not only environmentally friendly, but also impresses with pioneering control technologies. These technologies enable a much more precise adaptation of driving dynamics, which brings decisive advantages in a sporty context.

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The Gökart stands out through its innovative technology: a digital differential enables the driver's needs more individual. This not only means more precision on the route, but also better handling in curves and in various substrates. At a time when sustainability increasingly moved to the center, an environmentally friendly concept was pursued that combined emission -free driving with the latest technology.

The challenge of the HTL Zero Emission Challenge attracts participants from all over the country. The competition not only promotes technical knowledge and creative thinking, but also offers a platform to present innovative ideas in the field of renewable energies and environmentally friendly mobility. The Gökart team of Sebastian and Lorenz impressively demonstrates how committed young people can help shape the future of driving through technology and creativity.

Participation in such a competition not only opens up the opportunity to demonstrate their skills, but also to make contacts and to exchange ideas with other creative minds in the industry. For Sebastian Bayer and Lorenz Leuthner, the third place is a valuable experience that will complement their professional qualifications and support them on their professional path.

This success story is not only a reason for the two students, but also for the entire HTL Hollabrunn, which offers its students a platform for technical and creative development. The Gökart project is an excellent example of how theory can be put into practice and the potential of young talents is visible. More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report on www.noen.at .