Love It or Hate It, the Ferrari Luce Is a Thrilling Drive
First publishedJul 29, 12:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 30, 13:03 UTC · 3m ago
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Benedetto Vigna, Ferrari's CEO, is a physicist who helped develop a three-dimensional motion sensor.
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Benedetto Vigna is Ferrari's CEO. He is a physicist. He helped create a special motion sensor.
Why it matters
This story is interesting because it shows that a person without a background in cars can still be successful in the car industry.
In brief
- Who is Benedetto Vigna?
- He is Ferrari's CEO.
- What did Benedetto Vigna help create?
- A three-dimensional motion sensor.
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