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Designing cars for people who haven't even been born yet
core77.com - 22 days ago
Designing cars for people who haven't even been born yet
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The Youthmobile 2030 Design Challenge asked some of the world's leading auto design studios based in SoCal--Audi/VW, Honda, Mazda, Nissan, Toyota, and GM--to design a car we might see some 21 years in the future that would be coveted by the young demographic. With an emphasis on out-there ...
Toyota Delivery Robot (video)
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Toyota Delivery Robot (video)
— youtube.com — Toyota developed this Delivery Robot to fetch items for patients with limited mobility. It could also put... garbage into the proper receptacle, return food tr... (more) Toyota Delivery Robot (video)

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Honda Skydeck Concept Car 2010 | Honda Skydeck Concept Looks Extremely Cute
kokeytechnology.com - 16 days ago
Honda Skydeck Concept Car 2010 | Honda Skydeck Concept Looks Extremely Cute
— kokeytechnology.com — This battery operated hybrid Honda Skydeck concept car (2010 release date) unveiled during the Tokyo Motor Show... is essentially a a minivan with unconventional and non-standard-hinged door technology. The Honda Skydeck concept has doors that lead to a passenger cabin sporting center-mounted ... (more) Honda Skydeck Concept Car 2010 | Honda Skydeck Concept ...

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Honda Skydeck Concept: Awesome Hybrid Car Photos
kokeytechnology.com - 16 days ago
Honda Skydeck Concept: Awesome Hybrid Car Photos
— kokeytechnology.com — Below are photos of the latest Honda Skydeck, the new concept car up for release in 2010... (date of release not yet revealed as of now. Honda Skydeck Concept photos are really amazing. Somehow I envy those who have the money to pay the Honda Skydeck Concept price. Here are the car photos we have [...] (more) Honda Skydeck Concept: Awesome Hybrid Car Photos

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Fast Company - Technology:  Youthmobile 2030: 6 Crazy Cars for the Next Generation

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Youthmobile 2030: 6 Crazy Cars for the Next Generation
Fast Company - Technology — ... The Link is a customizable mass transit vehicle--imagine your own personalized autonomous taxi cab and you get the basic idea. Students meet at transportation hubs to pick up their link and communicate with other drivers on a "transportation social network". Instead of using wheels, the Link drives on spheres that are made out  of a  mystery electroconductive material that converts friction into energy and recharges the vehicle's batteries. [Via Core77]  

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