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Aston Martin were the hot topic of conversation in Spain, as their updated AMR22 bore a striking resemblance to Red Bull's RB18.

The FIA have cleared Aston Martin to use their updated F1 car after an investigation into the team’s upgrade at the Spanish Grand Prix. 

Formula Ones governing body, the FIA, have announced that Aston Martins upgraded car is legal after it launched an investigation into the apparent similarities between its AMR22 car and Red Bulls RB18.

The FIA say Aston Martin’s heavily updated car, which they revealed ahead of Friday practice for the Spanish Grand Prix, is compliant with the rules following an investigation into the similarities between the AMR22 and rivals Red Bull.

Formula One team Aston Martin was cleared of suspicion that it had broken competition rules by allegedly copying a design from a Red Bull car, FIA said Friday.

Increased application in automotive industry for the inspection of automotive components and powertrain components, growing number of laser-scanning services, higher demand from electronic industries

/PRNewswire/ -- Verified Market Research recently published a report, "3D Scanning Market" By Application (Entertainment And Media, Aerospace And Defense), By...

When you’re baking a cake, it’s hard to know when the inside is in the state you want it to be. The same is true—with much higher stakes—for microelectronic chips: How can engineers confirm that what’s inside has truly met the intent of the designers? How can a semiconductor design company tell wh

The Nebraska Air Guards Aircraft Metals Technology shop was recently honored for getting creative and building a critical part from scratch.

Minnesota State University, Mankato’s College of Science, Engineering and Technology is the host of the Minnesota State Engineering Center of Excellence’s Engineering Machine Design Championship and the Reverse Engineering Challenge for 5th through 12th-grade students.