Project M³ is a concept motorbike that visualizes biological characteristics in a tangible form, as its core design principle.
Project M³ designed by Richard Huang maximizes the integration between the rider and the vehicle to enhance the experience and enjoyment of riding.
In the movie Avatar, the Na’vi ride on animals using a neural interface called “queue” or “bond.” This connection allows them to communicate and establish a bond with specific animals, enabling them to ride and control them.
“By designing vehicles that evoke similar emotions and create a bond between humans and machines, the user experience can be enhanced.”
