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A project to imagine the work vehicles of the future. Under the supervision of Giampiero Vietti, Senior Designer at CNH, and David Wilkie, Head of Industrial at CNH, IED students created four special vehicles designed by CNH that will enable work to be carried out on the Moon or even Mars. The projects were presented at the Turin Planetarium.<\/p>\n

MoonHive<\/strong>
\nThe project focused on building a machine designed for use on the Moon. The concept was inspired by the world of bees, an influence that is reflected in both its functionality and design. The study focused on how bees build, organize, and sustain their environment and sought to translate these principles into our lunar system. The machine mimics the efficiency and structure of a beehive to optimize the use of resources. Its modular design allows it to adapt and expand as conditions change. The system also emphasizes cooperation between autonomous units, similar to the behavior of a bee colony.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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