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And its name was Optimus
Well, not really. It’s real name is the XO Move. But it looks like a transformer and almost acts like one. The concept is that when parked it transforms and locks up for security. It is adaptable to user needs, can carry one or two persons and sports a variable wheel base to make it more stable on the roads. Possibly it can take on Megatron too. who knows?
Designer: Camile Baron, Damien Grossemy, Josson Thomas & Kevin Lecoutre
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Daniel says
Awesome design.. world is hungry for new solutions like this
base says
[閒聊] XO Move 機車
James Lee says
I want know about XO Move Scooter.
Jamser says
AWESOME! I. Want. One. Now.
Looks like something from I Robot or one of those futuristic films. I can just imagine heads turning as I drive this up the road. *lapses into happydreams*
White Fox Takō "TK" Kisaragi says
Either iRobot or Demolition Man. Quite sleek indeed.
White Fox TakÅ &quo says
Either iRobot or Demolition Man. Quite sleek indeed.
deny says
damn is so funtastic
Anthony Pech says
Hi everybody, i’ve see that you have published one of my students projects.
For information the designers are Camille Baron, Kévin Lecoutre, Thomas Josson and Damien Grossemy.
The pictures are made with a 3D softwares by Julien Rondinaud and Anthony Pech (myself)
- Alias Studio Tools for the modelisation
- 3DS MAX V-Ray for the rendering
If you want informations you can contact me.
You can see other project on these websites
http://anthonypech.webs.com/
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individual_details.asp?individual_id=153136
pete says
Reminds me of something that came out of Coventry’s Car Design course a while back! I think that one had the backrest and the Visor folding together to lock.
shushu says
why is this any more useful than a conventional scooter?
Dont see the need for back support or added weight/cost by the folding mechanism.
am I missing something?
shushu says
why is this any more useful than a conventional scooter?
Dont see the need for back support or added weight/cost by the folding mechanism.
am I missing something?
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