Nissan I started my internship at NDA in January and participated in company projects for about two months. Then, I started my vision humanoid project for the rest of the internship, working from home because of Covid-19, Choi explained. Little did I imagine then that the team at NDA would take me under their wings and help me create it as a full-size model.
Seeing Choi stand next to the GT-R(X) 2050 helps provide a better sense of its futuristic proportions. It sits just two feet high and stretches 10 feet long. The car is designed for a single driver resting in a prone position with their limbs in an X position. Rather than using conventional controls, a GT-R(X) 2050 drive will wear a form-fitting suit and helmet with a built-in brain-to-core transmitter. The car will essentially read the driver s mind and operate accordingly.
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Nissan GT-R (X) 2050 Concept Is A Supercar You Drive On Your Belly ++ It was created by designer JB Choi and brought to life by Nissan.
Nissan designers are focused on the future, which is obvious by looking at some of the brand s newest products like the electric Ariya crossover and the upcoming Z Proto sports car. But those two vehicles are just the tipping point in terms of design. Today, Vice President of Nissan Design America David Woodhouse and former Nissan designer Jaebum JB Choi unveiled a concept that gives us an early glimpse into the brand s distant future.
Dubbed the Nissan GT-R (X) 2050, JB Choi created the original sketches and renderings of this concept while still a student at the ArtCenter College of Design. That led to an internship at Nissan Design America, and eventually, the company decided it would develop the full-scale model you see here.
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