The Uncommon Engineer: Re-Engineering Big Rigs with Team Aerodyme @GeorgiaTechCoE
The Uncommon Engineer: Re-Engineering Big Rigs with Team Aerodyme  @GeorgiaTechCoE
Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
At Georgia Tech, entrepreneurship is in our blood. It’s in our maker spaces, innovation classes and startup programs. In this episode, we are taking a pause from faculty interviews about research, and talking to our students. Team Aerodyme are recent graduates from Georgia Tech's School of Mechanical Engineering. They have invented a product that helps semi trucks save on fuel costs.

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The Uncommon Engineer: Re-Engineering Big Rigs with Team Aerodyme

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