The future of public transportation just got a whole lot more innovative with the design of the 'Tempo' compact vehicle.
Designed for Bogota by Alejandro Otálora and Santiago Salamanca, the 'Tempo' vehicle is aimed at offering comfortable transportation for up to two people. A 100% electric vehicle, the 'Tempo' would feature the option to pedal to help encourage healthy habits from city dwellers and to help power the vehicle.
The conceptual design of the 'Tempo' compact vehicle features a head-up display (HUD) that can offer holographic projections and the ability to respond to voice commands. The system that the 'Tempo' runs on would be connected with NAVI to allow constant communication with the headquarters. The 'Tempo' also features omnidirectional wheels to help it weave through city traffic with ease.
Compact Public Transportation Vehicles
The 'Tempo' Compact Vehicle Offers Space for Two Riders
Trend Themes
1. Compact Electric Transportation - Designing and producing compact electric vehicles is an opportunity to improve public transportation and reduce the carbon footprint of cities.
2. Multimodal Transportation Systems - Creating connected multimodal transportation systems could enhance the efficiency and convenience of public transportation, encouraging more people to use it.
3. Smart Transportation Technology - Integrating smart technologies, such as head-up displays and voice commands, could improve the user experience and the safety of public transportation systems.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - Vehicle manufacturers could invest in designing and producing compact electric vehicles to meet the growing demand for sustainable transportation options.
2. Smart Transportation Industry - Developing smart transportation technologies, such as head-up displays and omnidirectional wheels, could revolutionize public transportation and create new business opportunities.
3. Urban Planning Industry - Collaborating with designers and transportation authorities to develop multimodal transportation systems could create more efficient and sustainable cities, benefiting residents and businesses alike.