Transportation Design Blog
By the students of Umeå Institute of Design, SwedenArchive for November, 2009
Neon-profile pedal-powered “single seater”
By Luis Camino Nov 28, 2009 Innovation
Bridgestone Buggy commercial
By Luis Camino Nov 23, 2009 Videos, Websites
Designed by Anthony Sims, from Art Center.
TAGS: animation, Anthony sims, bridgestone, buggy, super bowl
Second Place in Design Contest
By Klaud Wasiak Nov 13, 2009 About the School, Photos, Websites
Yongbang Ho and I entered the Designboom / Nissan “Think Outside the Parking Box” design competition. I’m proud to say that out of 3059 designers from 96 different countries that participated, we won second place. Yesterday evening they posted the results which means we can start posting it as well. It was fun playing part city planner and part architect and coming up with something totally different. To see the results, check out the coverage on Designboom.com
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My Project Nomad from last year’s Ultimate Driving Experience project is now featured on Bild.de, a German online news source.
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Just a couple quicker PS renders from yesterday and today. If I didn’t do much on the lightcraft today, you know why now 
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as a child, I thought car design was done by engineers in their coffee breaks…
By Kristin Fottner Nov 5, 2009 For fun, Websites
Some link to share for your weekend read – some articles might be interesting.
The Vehicle Designers Review is an Emag about vehicle design, technologies and solutions for vehicle designers.
Maybe we can start thinking if we should send in some stuff if they are doing a new issue as Coventry and RCA are featured…
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Loads of Concept Ships and Robots
By Luis Camino Nov 4, 2009 Inspiration, Sketches, Websites
It looks like most of you know them already, but I just sumbled upon two blogs, Concept Ships and Concept Robots, that are an endless supply of amazing concept paintings and design, so if you’re as disconnected as I am, don’t miss them now!
TAGS: robots, spaceships, transformers
Some sort of Moore’s Law in cars size
By Luis Camino Nov 3, 2009 Thoughts
Or should I say in peoples’ size? I’d say it’s probably a combination of both the increase of height of the average person through the decades, and the increase of our minimum requirements for spatial comfort level. One can’t help but wonder where is this leading us. In any case this photo (that I shot in London) makes me feel lucky I’m not too tall.
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