In today's world, automation of systems that support human life is taking place everywhere. Vehicles will soon be no exception. The Serv-v project demonstrates what can change in the car as a vehicle if the principles of efficiency that are incorporated into the design of automated systems are considered.
The resulting Serv-v project addresses the issue of revaluing the car as a value, to the vehicle in the first place. Transport modules create a single system where they not only interact with each other on an information level, but this interaction is directly expressed in the physics of their movement, their appearance. This embodies the hypothesis of the objective image, perhaps the ultimate idea of the vehicle (in the Platonic sense), where the vehicle is part of itself
The resulting Serv-v project addresses the issue of revaluing the car as a value, to the vehicle in the first place. Transport modules create a single system where they not only interact with each other on an information level, but this interaction is directly expressed in the physics of their movement, their appearance. This embodies the hypothesis of the objective image, perhaps the ultimate idea of the vehicle (in the Platonic sense), where the vehicle is part of itself
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Serv-v
Designed as part of a study course at the Moscow State Academy of Art and Industry them. S.G. Stroganov
Silver A' Design Award 2014 in the Futuristic Design category
Silver A' Design Award 2014 in the Futuristic Design category
Robotic unmanned car
2012, December
Designed as part of a study course at the Moscow State Academy of Art and Industry them. S.G. Stroganov
Silver A' Design Award 2014 in the Futuristic Design category
Silver A' Design Award 2014 in the Futuristic Design category
ABOUT THE PROJECT
In today's world, automation of systems that support human life is taking place everywhere. Vehicles will soon be no exception. The Serv-v project demonstrates what can change in the car as a vehicle if the principles of efficiency that are incorporated into the design of automated systems are considered.
The resulting Serv-v project addresses the issue of revaluing the car as a value, to the vehicle in the first place. Transport modules create a single system where they not only interact with each other on an information level, but this interaction is directly expressed in the physics of their movement, their appearance. This embodies the hypothesis of the objective image, perhaps the ultimate idea of the vehicle (in the Platonic sense), where the vehicle is part of itself
Designed as part of a training course at the Moscow State Academy of Art and Industry them. S.G. Stroganov
Silver A' Design Award 2014 in the Futuristic Design category
In today's world, automation of systems that support human life is taking place everywhere. Vehicles will soon be no exception. The Serv-v project demonstrates what can change in the car as a vehicle if the principles of efficiency that are incorporated into the design of automated systems are considered.
The resulting Serv-v project addresses the issue of revaluing the car as a value, to the vehicle in the first place. Transport modules create a single system where they not only interact with each other on an information level, but this interaction is directly expressed in the physics of their movement, their appearance. This embodies the hypothesis of the objective image, perhaps the ultimate idea of the vehicle (in the Platonic sense), where the vehicle is part of itself
Designed as part of a training course at the Moscow State Academy of Art and Industry them. S.G. Stroganov
Silver A' Design Award 2014 in the Futuristic Design category