Personal Urban Commuting by Nicholas Holland Womeldorff
Though the concept vehicle designed by Nicholas Holland looks like a bike, it actually is a two-wheeler vehicle that features the front wheel as the key driving component and utilizes an intense magnetic field produced by the giant loop passing through the front wheel. With the forward and backward movement, the field spins the wheel and also rotates the axis when steering. By using themagnetic field , this vehicle reduces the friction and makes it tremendously energy efficient. The compact and ergonomic shape of the vehicle has made it a convenient personal commuting solution on busy urban streets.
Source: Tuvie.com
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Okay, I’ll bite. Where exactly does the “rider” sit? Far as I can see, the vehicle has no place for a person to sit.
Whats with all these “designers” creating completely unworkable concepts? Maybe some sort of engineering courses should be added into the curriculum at the various design schools.
Concept is so funny because you know the design will never make it anywhere but bigger car makers need to take the design concept and make a bigger idea of all of a mashed concept.