Thesis Project: INvolve in collaboration with Energica Motor Company
The concept behind the INvolve offers a selection of interchangeable parts for the electric motorcycle, which will be submitted to a treatment of texture generation through a Generative Design definition. Thus enabling both the application of new aesthetics for surfaces, and the customization through the creation of multiple solutions, involving the customer through an online app. The solutions generated online by the customer, would then saved, printed in 3D by the company and sent to the customer. For the creation of the new aesthetics for the electric motorcycle I drew inspiration from morphogenesis processes.
I was inspired by the morphology of the internal structures of bones, plant cells and crystallization.
To create results that resemble these aesthetics I used the parametric modeling method, and starting from the original surfaces of the Energica Ego, a series of steps have been applied, in order to create a field of possible final results.
Prototypes were 3D printed by CRP.
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