The first hybrid car was developed in 1896. Since Toyota brings new hybrid machine “Prius” in 1997, there are many Hybrid, Electric and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Automobiles run in Japan. Today, they have made new Water Fuel Automobile in Japan.
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The University of Warwick hosts a Hybrid Drive Day at Prodrive’s track with examples of how industry is looking to develop green cars and trucks.
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Eric Mattessich, a senior at NJIT, has been featured in The New York Times and Popular Science magazine.
That’s because his research is big news: Eric has designed a device to reduce emissions from hybrid car engines. His device, once manufactured, could reduce greenhouse gas emissions from hybrids by 20 percent. It would also increase the efficiency of hybrid engines by 20 percent.
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The Hydraulic Hybrid Automobile. This video clip is an excerpt from NFPA’s “Fluid Power: A Force for Change” ½ hour TV program. The full video, viewable at www.nfpa.com, is a fascinating exploration of the fluid power industry and its positive effects on our current and future society, as well as the promise it holds for a rising generation of young engineers looking for exciting and socially-responsible careers. Fluid power—hydraulics and pneumatics—is one of our most reliable technologies, and its advancement will have transformative effects on our world and society.
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