This vehicle has been designed as an all ground vehicle that is equipped with a collection of hidden gadgets and the ability to swap the pods located on its back. There is a variety of Pods have been designed to scouting missions, food and water transportation to a disaster affected areas. The pods also have ability that can treat 2 injured patients concurrently. It is also designed to work as crane to remove larger piece of wreckage, and fire rescue pods where the tank can hold 700 to 750 gallons of water and can drain water from lakes with outboard pumps. This vehicle is designed for future when airborne vehicle will not be much effective to reach some area that are damaged from natural disasters.
This new concept looks like something you would see in a sci-fi movie about a mission to Mars or something like that. The versatility of the concept seems like it be a vital asset to many civil services in society, such as the police and firemen. We need to begin to look at more universal ideas for vehicles such as this one, for they allow society to make more efficient use of its resources. Even though I will be nearly 70 years old if this vehicle isn't released until 2058, I will still be very interested to see it in real life.
ReplyDeleteHow neat! The first thing that came to mind was Hurricane Katrina. Can you imagine how different the outcome might have been if this invention were around. Countless lives could have been saved. It seems to have so many capabilities. However, I wonder if it would be more effective it was more specialized. It seems that if the creators developed a whole line of these, and each was specific to a task that they would be more useful. If they were to do this, then they could probably cover more ground. They would be able to use multiple vehicles for different tasks, instead of using just one in a single place.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really interesting design, it reminds me of that vehicle in the movie aliens. It would be great for traversing areas that were affected by natural disasters. Its modular design makes it very versatile to suit many different needs. I would love to see something like this in production.
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