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Speed boat hull - Static rendering of a speed boat hull in aluminum. Solidworks and Maxwell.
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Speed boat - fiberglass - The geometry was done in Solidworks, then the water flow simulated in Real Flow. The whole set was then rendered in Maxwell Render.
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Biometric bike - first concepts - The biometric bike is a research based projects. I have studied how people run, and using the data I designed a bike that mimics the human running pattern.
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Suspension detail - Originally, the bio bike had a coil suspension at the back and used a pipe frame.
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Prototype casing, bio bike - I had to settle for a laser cut semi-monocoque construction for the prototype since few people in Australia could bend a tube to follow a biometrically correct path.
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Testing the bike - It is a rather eerie feeling when running on the bike. Because there is no seat, and because of the feet following the biometric path, you have the sensation that each step is 2 meters long.
It needs a lot of work though, it is however interesting to see that research work actually pays off.
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The TOW.BIKE project - for a company in Holland. The smallest trailer in the world perhaps, you can wheel it around like a trolley. It lowers itself to the ground to carry motorcycles.
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We did some tests at the Catalunya race track in Barcelona. It went pretty well, loads a bike in 10 secs flat.
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It's got a low center of gravity and the same ground clearance as a road car - we tested it over several speed bumps, it cleared them all. So if your "normal" car will pass the speed bump, so will the tow bike.
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Ground loading trailers, for an Australian company (Motorbronx).
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Shark grey trailer, semi-monocoque chassis, sits on the ground. Quite a different approach compared to normal trailers, they are rather bulky.
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The original Cobra trailer design, done in Solidworks with a Maxwell render.
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Just a more elegant jet ski trailer - this one still on the concept stage.
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