The award-winning Genesis 3D printed, self assembled car concept, by vehicle design graduate Nir Siegel from Royal College of Art, would build itself via a specialized 3D printer.
The 3D printer would print out a car all around itself to match the buyer’s specifications.
Concept for a 3-D self-assembling car and a new vision of luxury are the winners in this year’s Pilkington Vehicle Design Awards at Show RCA.
Vehicle Design graduate Nir Siegel takes the prize for Best Design Interpretation for his concept, Genesis, a 3-D printed, customised and self-assembled car. The idea is to evolve products and services, based on customer needs, avoiding obsolescence.
One of the judges, Mike Greenall, director of automotive R&D programmes at NSG Group said, ‘The increased pressure to produce economical, environmentally-friendly designs has led students to identify innovative glazing and innovative design that are set to shape the future of the automotive industry.’
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source Royal College of Art
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