Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Final Automotive-web interface
This is my final rendition of my ultimate automotive web-communicative interface. This car is designed for those who love to drive, and to be in control of their vehicle. I have incorporated the traditional sense of a standard automotive interior, and integrated it with imaginable futuristic dual-display system. The displays are projected as transparent holograms. For security reasons, the driver-side screen is minimized when the car is in motion. However, the driver-side information is always displayed in the touch-screen on the steering wheel. The steering wheel has comfort grips at 10 and 2 o'clock. The left hand controls the interface with a series of buttons, as the right hand controls the cursor with a thumb-joystick. The passenger-side is equipped with its own digital display system, touch-cursor, and pop-out keyboard. The passenger's display can be active during all states of the vehicle. Technologically, the rest of the car is pretty standard, and is the way I would be most comfortable in an automobile.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Automotive web-interface
This is a sketch of my work in progress to for my automotive interface:
There are two main displays, one is on the driver's side and one is on the passenger's side. The displays are projected from the dashboard and reflected perpendicularly to the respective user in order to simulate a computer desktop. Some safety features would disable the driver's side display, or minimize it when driving, in order to prioritize concentrating on driving.
There are two main displays, one is on the driver's side and one is on the passenger's side. The displays are projected from the dashboard and reflected perpendicularly to the respective user in order to simulate a computer desktop. Some safety features would disable the driver's side display, or minimize it when driving, in order to prioritize concentrating on driving.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Drawing Perspectives
Drawing Techniques
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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