Monday, November 11, 2013

EcoMoto Bamboo Scooter

Designed around EngineAir Australia's compressed air powered rotary engine, this concept scooter was developed as a green solution for casually zipping around town. Focused around ecology and utility, with the design cuts the bike down to its bare essentials. Steam pressed bamboo is used in place of plastic for all of the fairings, to give it a unique, raw aesthetic that draws viewer's eyes to the unconventional engine design as well as the air tank that replaces the fuel tank.

Designer: Darby Bicheno

Thursday, November 7, 2013

S-Walker Board

S-Walker Board acts just like a skateboard but it also asks you to have great balance to ride it. It's a combination of a segway, skateboard, and a balance board in one, the result looks like pretty simple board but rideable to get you to your destination. This deck is powered by a pair 250W double brushed motors with lead acid battery that takes just 1 hour to get fully charged. The company claims that this deck can reach up to 4mph and keep running up to 12miles depending on the terrain and your riding style. Just like Segway, you can control this board with your body movements.

From : S-Walker

S-Walker Board

S-Walker Board

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Maserati Bora

Maserati is the quintessential Italian sports tourer legend, so trying to perfect what many believe is perfection seems like a daunting task. But that's precisely what Alexander Imnadze seems to have done with his stab at the trident brand: the Bora. It's forward thinking for today's Maserati, but a realistic, if not recommended, step in the right direction for their future design language. We're only getting a taste of the exterior here, but we already like it more than the GranTurismo!

Designer: Alexander Imnadze

Monday, November 4, 2013

Kid’s Scooter Pack

Michael Markiewicz' scooter was désigned for kids who commute! Rather than lug around a backpack on their shoulders, the combination design includes a backpack adapted to attach to the front of the scooter. After they've arrived at school, kids can collapse the scooter and roll their bag from class to class like wheeled luggage. Better for the back and twice as fun!

Designer: Michael Markiewicz

Friday, November 1, 2013

Navia Driverless Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car is the result of partnership between Induct Technology and Switzerland's Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). It is said that Navia is world's first automated electric shuffle car that offers eco-friendly alternative to public transports or private cars in urban areas. This vehicle can accommodate up to 8 passengers with a maximum speed of 12.5mph, it's been designed as a complement to conventional transportation.

This robotic transportation is equipped with laser telemetry, GPRS, and sensors that detect its acceleration and rotation around all 3 axes (to and from, side to side, up and down). In this way, it can instantly calculate its position, route, and distance traveled. It has the ability to analyze every information in real time such as route, location, and obstacle, it carries the passengers in complete safety and drive them to the place they want to go without problems.

Designer : Induct Technology

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car is an ideal transportation for environments that require simple and safe environmentally friendly mobility solution such as theme parks, airports, industrial sites, universities, or pedestrian city centers.

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Navia Self-Driving Electric Shuttle Car

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Infinitlar Concept

While most vehicles operate on 2 or more wheels, the Infinitlar concept vehicle IS a wheel! The autonomous, hydrogen powered vehicle is an extraordinary vision of future personal transportation we could be using 30 years from now. It aims to provide users in densely populated urban areas the creature comforts of home while they travel. It's more like a gyroscopically stabilized "room on wheels" that delivers you from point A to point B so you can focus on other things like work or relaxing!

Designer: Jex Chau

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Ele Solar Bicycle

Ele is a solar bicycle with solar panels on its wheels that rotate 30 degrees on both sides, to face toward sun. This is to absorb as much sun-power that it can. This hybrid bike can be charged via electricity and the sun. It works in 3 modes though, muscle power, Semi- electric: electricity helps the user to ride easier and faster. Lastly, The Electric: here it functions completely like an electrical bicycle.

Designer: Mojtaba Raeisi