The Circulus is Equipped With Dyson Ball for Complete Maneuverability
Andrew Robichaud — July 27, 2009 — Autos
You’ve seen it littered across infomercials on a regular basis and now it has been attached to a car. The Dyson Ball is a wheel/tire-inspired device that is a complete circle, which makes for complete range of motion and ultimate maneuvering wherever you need to go.
The yellow rounded design pumps with a futuristic feel but also appropriately covers the Dyson Ball. The Circulus car can travel on any terrain from snow and rain, to desert and dirt. I’d love to get my hands on one of these bad boys.
The yellow rounded design pumps with a futuristic feel but also appropriately covers the Dyson Ball. The Circulus car can travel on any terrain from snow and rain, to desert and dirt. I’d love to get my hands on one of these bad boys.
Trend Themes
1. Complete Maneuverability - The use of Dyson Ball technology in the Circulus car allows for complete range of motion and maneuverability in any terrain.
2. Futuristic Design - The yellow rounded design of the Circulus car gives it a futuristic feel and appeal to tech-savvy consumers.
3. Multi-range Rides - The ability of the Circulus car to travel on any terrain, from snow to desert, opens up new possibilities for adventurous and off-road transportation experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The integration of Dyson Ball technology in cars like the Circulus car has the potential to revolutionize the automotive industry, with improved maneuverability and off-road capabilities.
2. Outdoor Recreation - The Circulus car's capability to traverse various terrains makes it a disruptive innovation in the outdoor recreation industry, providing a unique and exciting experience for adventure enthusiasts.
3. Emerging Technologies - The use of Dyson Ball technology in the Circulus car showcases the ongoing advancements in emerging technologies, highlighting the possibilities of new and innovative designs for transportation vehicles.
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