Inspired by the movement created by droplets falling into water, the Wave watch offers wearers an elegant alternative to telling the time. A hybrid of digital and analog, this minimalist timepiece features both a small OLED display and visible mechanical components.
The mechanical parts consist of two counter surfaces, with the smaller one showing hours and the bigger one displaying minutes through a small window on the face. At the heart of the face of the watch lays the OLED display, which shows temperature, date, weekdays, and a circular chronometer around the circumference.
Taking inspiration from Airbus’ existing family of cutting-edge aircraft, the Airbus A-180 Drone project looks a lot like something that might already exist in their modern fleet! However, the scaled-down design is less concerned with moving people and more about helping them during emergencies.
To deliver a payload of emergency supplies, it utilizes three double engines – one at the rear for forward thrust and two integrated in the wings for upward and downward maneuvering. Able to take off and land vertically or horizontally, it can safely enter danger zones. Upon arrival, it releases a cargo capsule capable of transporting everything from medicine and antivenin to supplemental blood and even organs.
Designer: Reza Salianeh
Changing direction would be able with rotation of two rotors in opposite direction of each other.
The medical cargo capsule has the ability to keep a certain temperature cool or warm and its cap has vacuum sealing to protect the cargo.
Free turbine produces electricity out of wind which is used to recharge batteries inspired from Jaguar CX concept.
To achieve 194 km/h, the drone has a smooth, integrated and aerodynamic body.
1. Flight Control Computer 2. Internal Measurement Unit 3. ADS-B Transponder 4. Antennas and External Mounted System 5. Flight Termination Parachute 6. Flight Termination Launcher 7. Camera System 8. Communication System 9. Air Data System Computer
Science fiction is filled with concepts of the two-in-one car. One car that magically becomes two, with separate drivers. The Aura is a fresh take on that idea with its bilaterally symmetric design, made to split from front to back. The seats also have an unusual layout, designed not for travel, but to allow us to communicate with one another and share thoughts, because hey, that’s probably how we came up with the idea of a futuristic splitting car in the first place!
Designers: Hakhamanesh Mashayekhi, Kaveh Nasserbakht and Reza Salianeh.
