This futuristic transportation concept was designed for the urban commuter looking for an entirely new and unique driving experience. With just two wheels, the glass-dome cabin is self-balancing and can be controlled with a joystick instead of a steering wheel. You might say it’s kinda like the auto (and much cooler) version of a Segway!
Designer: Sanu K R
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It’s really an unique experience of two wheels.
Ah, the transport of the future. Very well done!
Nice Concept!
The problem with these self-balancing concepts is the breaking. Because when you break, the cabine will start rotating …
By the “Gyroscopic” in the name and segway reference, it’s assumed that it contains a powerful gyroscope inside to stabilize it, so no cabin rotation.
By the way, it should be horizontal, or else the vehicle will have some problem when turning.
Wow thanks! That’s awesome stuff Gyroscopic Transportation of the Future.