Inverse Design Enables Innovation in Hydrogen Fuel Cells
The Toyota Research Institute of North America (TRINA) is dedicated to the development of hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells to power cars, trucks, and even entire cities! Watch to find out how the TRINA team is using multiphysics simulation in this work.
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