Aerodynamic design shapes vehicles and structures to reduce air resistance and improve efficiency. Engineers use it in cars, aircraft, wind turbines, and buildings to boost speed, cut fuel use, and enhance stability. Manufacturers, athletes, and everyday travelers all benefit from smoother airflow and lower energy costs.
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