Nicholas Womeldorff, an industrial designer, defines the future of mobility in terms of his Halo concept vehicle. The two-wheel concept vehicle has been shaped to provide maximum efficiency by considering aerodynamics and frictional force. It is a front-wheel drive vehicle that utilizes an intense magnetic field generated by the large loop passing through the front wheel. The field spins the wheel for forward and reverse movement as well as rotates the axis in order to steer. The use of a magnetic field cuts down on friction, making it an extremely energy-efficient vehicle.
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