Sci-Fi Flying Cars

The Libellula is Inspired by Video Games and Science Fiction

Andrew Solesbury's futuristic flying car Libelulla is inspired from sci-fi video games and movies, and is named after a dragonfly. The insect-inspired flying car features a turbine engine which can be rotated to aid steering, and front and rear wings integrated with ailerons to control speed and achieve maximum efficiency.

Libelulla's body includes F1-style air pods for the turbine engine's air intake.

Implications - With virtual reality taking up a large chunk of one's time, many businesses are looking for ways to infuse the real world with the online environment. Companies should consider designing products that have either a futuristic or virtual feel, while maintaining practicality for consumers. That way, buyers will never feel too far away from the online world that many have become accustomed to.
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Design - Designing products with a futuristic feel while maintaining practicality for consumers presents disruptive innovation opportunities.
2. Virtual Reality Integration - Infusing the real world with the online environment through virtual reality offers disruptive innovation opportunities for businesses.
3. Insect-inspired Technology - Exploring insect-inspired technology for product designs opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry can tap into disruptive innovation by incorporating futuristic design elements and virtual reality integration into their products.
2. Aerospace - The aerospace industry can explore insect-inspired technology for designing efficient and maneuverable aircraft that resemble the Libelulla.
3. Gaming - The gaming industry can capitalize on the demand for futuristic and virtual reality experiences by creating immersive gameplay and environments.

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