Remember how cool you thought the iMac was when you first saw it because you could see the guts? The Gamma Concept car uses that same idea with a car.
The Gamma Concept uses new polycarbonate and composites to make a see-through vehicle. All body panels are made transparent and are shaped by heating and forming. They are glued--yep, glued--to a carbon-kevlar chassis.
The Gamma Concept was created by transportation and industrial designer Niels Grubak Iversen. Not only does the Gamma look cool, the materials make it a strong, light and fuel efficient car.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Transparent Vehicles
- Opportunity for innovative car manufacturers to design and produce see-through vehicles using new polycarbonate and composite materials.
- Visible Guts
- Opportunity to incorporate transparent design elements in various consumer products, allowing users to see the inner workings of the product.
- Lightweight and Efficient
- Opportunity for automotive engineers to explore lightweight and fuel-efficient designs using materials like carbon-kevlar and composites.
Sectors Adopting This
- Automotive Industry
- Opportunity for car manufacturers to incorporate transparent design elements and explore lightweight and fuel-efficient designs.
- Consumer Electronics Industry
- Opportunity for consumer electronics manufacturers to incorporate transparent design elements in their products, allowing users to see the inner workings of the devices.
- Materials Science Industry
- Opportunity for materials scientists to develop new polycarbonate and composite materials for various applications in automotive and consumer industries.
