pliable - powered toys do n’t vocalize specially exciting these days when you could get a steal a fly plaything helicopter that fits in the palm of your hand . But three scholar at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena created thisstunning RC car , made from three-D - printed charge card and carbon roughage , that ’s propel using a 16 - foot retentive bend elastic band .
The Cirin , design and build by Max Greenberg , Sameer Yeleswarapu , and Ian Cullimore , still has a smattering of battery - power electronics on board used for steerage , wireless communications with its restrainer , and braking . But what propels the whole vehicle forrad is that mammoth 16 - foot retentive pliable contain in a carbon fiber subway system running the duration of the fomite .
As a result the Cirin can only be driven for a few hundred foot between elastic winding ( which is presumably handled by a world power peter ) but it can off a top amphetamine of around 30 miles per hour when fully unleashed . That ’s telling for an RC toy dog power by a battery or even a gas engine , but elastics ? Maybe it will convert the auto industry to prove the feasibility of rubber band - powered cars . [ Behanceviadesignboom ]
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