The EX by Nils Ferber is easily one of the most unusual, but completely awesome cycling devices ever conceived -- largely because of the fact that it looks completely badass and is powered by automated screw-drivers.
Designed so that the rider rests headfirst on top of the skeletal vehicle, the EX by Nils Ferber can reach incredible speeds of up to 30 km/hr via its two 18-volt drills. Despite its impressive capabilities, however, it doesn't seem to be the most comfortable or relaxing ride around. The driver adjusts their body to the cycle via a movable hinge, and steering is managed via a transformer-esque apparatus at its center.
With its futuristic and spidery design, however, the EX by Nils Ferber is definitely one mean machine that is guaranteed to turn heads wherever it roams.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Automated Screwdriver Bicycles
- Automated screwdriver bicycles like the EX by Nils Ferber offer a disruptive innovation opportunity for the transportation industry.
- Futuristic Bicycle Design
- Futuristic bicycle designs such as the skeletal EX by Nils Ferber create disruptive innovation opportunities in the field of product design and aesthetics.
- Alternative Cycling Experiences
- Alternative cycling experiences like riding the headfirst EX by Nils Ferber present disruptive innovation opportunities for the leisure and recreational industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Transportation
- The transportation industry can explore opportunities to incorporate automated screwdriver bicycles like the EX by Nils Ferber into their product offerings.
- Product Design
- The field of product design can benefit from exploring futuristic bicycle designs such as the skeletal EX by Nils Ferber.
- Leisure and Recreation
- The leisure and recreational industry can capitalize on alternative cycling experiences like riding the headfirst EX by Nils Ferber.
