Ever wonder what police will be driving in the future? If Kyuseop Lee, a Korean graphic and industrial designer, has anything to say about it the police will be flying around in something like the 'Deos' police car. The ‘Deos’ looks more like an animated character from Pixar than a law enforcement vehicle, but this concept car isn’t a cartoon.
Lee’s compact and colorful Deos police car is propelled via an air jet engine that runs on hydrogen fuel and moves along a virtual track system. It has a flexible body and a light beam that is controlled by the driver’s helmet.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Flying Cop Cars
- There is an opportunity for disruption in the automotive industry by exploring the creation of flying police cars with hydrogen fuel and virtual track systems.
- Compact Concept Cars
- Creating compact, colorful and unique concept cars can revolutionize the look and feel of the automotive industry, setting trends and capturing consumers' attention.
- Virtual Track System
- The use of virtual track systems as a propulsion system has the potential to open up hyperloop-like travel experiences, disrupting transportation industries.
Where This Applies
- Law Enforcement
- The use of flying police cars with flexible bodies could revolutionize police forces, allowing for faster and more efficient response times.
- Automotive
- Industry experts can explore the use of hydrogen fuel and virtual track systems to create innovative propulsion systems for compact cars, changing the face of the industry.
- Transportation
- The virtual track system, combined with hydrogen fuel, has the potential to revolutionize transportation industries, from ground travel to air travel.
