Sponsored Project Fall 2018
This project was done as a group for a TDS sponsored class with DiDi Chiuxing at Art Center College of Design in fall 2018. The concept and user scenario was built as a group, and I was in charge of interior and user experience of the vehicle. In this project, our group tried to think of a way to utilize the network of shared autonomous mobility and connectivity to make people's life better. And we came up with a user case scenario in medical transportation.
The emergent medical transportation system in China has a lot of problems. It is very expensive, exposed to risk of fraudulent, and most importantly it is not very time efficient. It is very unlikely that an emergency vehicle on a road in Shanghai would get a right of way. Also, it takes time already for emergency vehicles to make a trip to the patient before patient even start getting a medical service.
However, if we use the vast network of autonomous shared vehicle that DiDi already has all over the city, we can turn one that's closest to the patient into a temporary emergency vehicle right away. In addition to that, by using connectivity with other mobility and also the road infrastructure, the emergency vehicle would be prioritized on the road so it can cut so much more time for a patient to get initial medical service. Though this service is not meant to replace the traditional medical transportation system, it would provide a good alternative solution for those people who need urgent medical transportation in the city
Viscom 6 Summer 2019
American muscle car has been a symbol of youth and passion for young American people for a long time. As the whole auto industry is shifting from patrol engine to electric motor, I envisioned how electrified Camaro should look and feel like to appeal to both of the traditional purists and new generations.In my opinion, the new Mach-e was too soft and subtle for a muscle car market audience to accept it as true muscle car. Even though the drivetrain is electrified, I believe that the look and feel of Camaro-E should still feel aggressive and bold
Winning Project of Jaguar Car Design Award 2016
We are currently living in an automotive world undergoing a whirlwind of change. Autonomous driving is no longer something out of science fiction, and we all know that we are not going to have to drive in near future. In such a future, would “joy from the pure driving experience” vanish? What will the sports car ownership be like in the future automotive world? How will Jaguar, the world’s leading luxury sports-car brand respond? The C-x100 concept is my answer to these questions.
Automotive industry’s paradigm is shifting dramatically by the autonomization. In the future, cars are no longer just a mean of transportation, but it will be re-defined as extension of personal space. In this project, I studied ways to merge architectural design cues in automotive form.
