‘Back to the Future’ 40th anniversary with Lexus floating hoverboard

Today, we celebrate Back to the Future’s 40th anniversary with the Lexus Hoverboard, which can float on both land and water.

Today, we celebrate Back to the Future’s 40th anniversary with the Lexus Hoverboard, which can float on both land and water.

While barrier free urban spaces are still an issue, a team of entrepreneurial master students from Switzerland prototyped the Scewo wheelchair which can smoothly climb stairs to reach challenging if not impossible destinations so far.

Dragons on wheels, nomadic houses and self-propelled dance clubs. At Burning Man festival, mutant vehicles transform the desert into a carnival of neons.

Water mobility: personal submarines and navigating floating gyms, the ultimate water-bike but also self-driving Roboats crossing Amsterdam canals… With 70% of the planet covered in water, the future of traveling might come as a gliding technology.

From Abu Dhabi to Dubai in just 12 minutes: BIG and Hyperloop One reveal joint vision for future mobility at airplane speed.

Sailing, wheelchair racing, taekwondo and para-cycling. At Rio 2016 Olympics design technology and data analytics contribute to improve athletes performances.

Studio 106 designs Gone Mobile, a caravan-turned-office that brings architects’ workplace to New Zealand great outdoors and combines foldable stylish furnitures to essential, yet practical, interiors.

Pininfarina and Zetor unveil the ultimate super tractor designed to drive the aerodynamic allure of motor racing through corn and wheat fields.

With the Cyclee project, Elnur Babyev integrated an after-twightlight device showing indicators and other traffic signs to responsible night bikers.

With the Fuzzy Logic project, Marta Santambrogio aims to transform traffic noise into musical jam sessions starting from harmonical tuk-tuks, Indian street cahos and traditional musical instruments.

Photographer Ryann Ford crossed the United States in search of the last rest stops, vanishing relics of the american roadside that are being inerosably replaced by impersonal commercial hubs.

In the Netherlands, artist Daan Roosegaarde and construction company Heijmans completed the pilot of the Smart Highway project: Glowing Lines that collect energy during the day to release it after sunset turn a night-journey in a safe and sustainable fairy-tale experience.

912 horsepower QUANT e-sportlimousine runs exclusively on salt water thanks to nanoFLOWCELL® revolutionary powertrain technology.

Instead building futuristic skyscrapers in fancy architectural hot-spots, seven international studios designed archi-bus-stops plunging into the alpine culture of a picturesque village in Austria.

The next evolution in biking has finally arrived. With two third of our planet covered by water and one billion of bicycles, the BayCycle project is launching a next frontier: water biking.