Millechili is a research project run by the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Modena in collaboration with Ferrari. In the Millechili Lab, students design a lightweight chassis for mid-engine high-performance sports cars. Requirements are that it must be suitable for industrial production and meet all of Ferrari's performance targets. The project was founded in February 2009, with the prospective chassis scheduled to be developed within 3 years.
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The Millechili Lab is part of the project founded in February 2009 by the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Modena together with Ferrari. Here, students study and design a lightweight chassis for mid-engine high-performance sports cars, trained inside the laboratory itself. The brief is straightforward: the chassis must be industrially manufacturable and satisfy all Ferrari performance targets. In addition to the UNIX machines, equipment also includes two Windows workstations.
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