Is BMW Pixie A Fairy? - Yanko Design

Januari 31, 2022 Posting Komentar

Monster, speedster, trailblazer, mean-machine; these are the full general adjectives that accompany an automotive post on YD. Rarely practice we get treated to a feminist outlook on a industry that is predominantly male. Perchance this is why I won't be as candid as AJ was in this post, merely honestly, if designers spin a yarn for their designs and back them up with strong renders/sketches; the equation just doesn't sit down well with the public. All I become from this BMW Pixie is that volition expect practiced in the adjacent Midsummer'south Dark Dream Production!

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My PIXIE concept aims to turn this condition of complication into a positive mobility experience, moving you lot not just from A-B, but too in a theoretical fashion- changing your position inside an ethical dimension towards recovering values that take become virtual in the terminal 10 years, like relationships, responsibility and active participation in guild. I am budgeted my design by translating the virtual dorsum into an object/car whose main feature will be a different way of surfacing: by using porous structures to build the surface, I will achieve a bigger internal surface than on the outside, which will exist used for functions like an evaporative cooling system. The compages of the machine will be up-dateable like software: the electrical drive railroad train is most likely to be out of appointment in a few years and therefore has to be easy to upgrade, past not integrating the battery in the hardware of the compages. Fueling will no longer be merely a affair of spending energy but creating an energy wheel, which keeps unused power available by using the existing infrastructure of streetlamps, creating an energy feedback. In other words: information technology is no longer about designing the surface of a car, but the values it represents equally an object, not only for the users only also for the socio cultural infrastructure- and then to speak a automobile for 'cultural movement'.

Designer: Magdalena Schmid