It's the off-season and you miss the feeling of carving down snowy ski hills since the temperature rose. The Sway Recreational Vehicle has been designed to recreate that experience on dry pavement, tiding over alpine enthusiasts until the winter months return.
Looking slightly like a stretcher, the lightweight seat of Suo Jing's Sway sits upon a reverse tricycle chassis. The battery-powered conveyance has been engineered such that it responds to the sitters movements in order to initiate steering. Simply lean to the left or to the right in the Sway Recreational Vehicle and it will snake through flat and hilly streets as tightly or loosely as you wish. The 2013 Red Dot Design Award winning concept would also be ideal for use by wheelchair-bound people who cannot otherwise experience the slopes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Virtual Reality Simulations
- Using virtual reality technology to simulate skiing experiences on dry pavement.
- Personalized Recreational Vehicles
- Designing vehicles that respond to the user's movements to simulate specific activities, such as skiing.
- Inclusive Recreation Experiences
- Creating recreational vehicles that can be enjoyed by individuals with physical disabilities, such as wheelchair-bound individuals.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Virtual Reality
- Developing virtual reality platforms and technologies for simulating various recreational activities.
- Electric Vehicles
- Exploring the use of battery-powered conveyances for creating unique and interactive recreational experiences.
- Mobility Assistance
- Designing innovative mobility solutions for individuals with physical disabilities to engage in recreational activities.
