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Doesn't the 194.5 number in the "FRONT" diagram need a bracket around it?
As presented, the designer would get points deducted in a drafting 101 exercise.
Out of curiosity, can this geometry be used for building electric cargo bikes/trikes. I'm always on the lookout for geometry that gives the same tilting gravitational forces as a bicycle but with the ability to be stable when stopped, and this looks promising.
I don't think just geometry will give you any of that. Weight distribution and dynamics might.
It a lot bigger than what I imagined. Looking at those picture I thought its size of a keyring.
Out of curiosity, can this geometry be used for building electric cargo bikes/trikes. I'm always on the lookout for geometry that gives the same tilting gravitational forces as a bicycle but with the ability to be stable when stopped, and this looks promising.
It’s an actual expensive toy - a €249 fidget car - released by a company famous for producing expensive toy-like musical devices. I guess overpriced products like this are good at generating social media buzz and anchoring the brand as more prestigious. Not much different from gold apple watches or overpriced mac pro wheels. It’s basically free marketing.
It’s an actual expensive toy - a €249 fidget car - released by a company famous for producing expensive toy-like musical devices. I guess overpriced products like this are good at generating social media buzz and anchoring the brand as more prestigious. Not much different from gold apple watches or overpriced mac pro wheels. It’s basically free marketing.
Their stuff seems more like art to me, like collectible examples of interesting industrial design.
It’s an actual expensive toy - a €249 fidget car - released by a company famous for producing expensive toy-like musical devices. I guess overpriced products like this are good at generating social media buzz and anchoring the brand as more prestigious. Not much different from gold apple watches or overpriced mac pro wheels. It’s basically free marketing.
Detractors don't see the need for this. But they already put out two other toys to be used as race tracks for these: https://teenage.engineering/products/tp-7/ https://teenage.engineering/products/po-80
They nail aesthetics. Good Lord.