Powered by fins, Sub zero is a manned submarine for research as well as work purposes. What makes this model so unique is that the drive is up to 60% more efficient because it simulates the swimming movements of fish through “fluidic muscles.” The strength hull of the passengers, the high speeds it can reach, and its ability to dive dynamically result in its high-caliber performance.
Technical data
700 × 300 × 300mm
Model at a scale of 1:10
1999
Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart
Betreuer:
Prof. Karl Lehmann
This digital camera model combines innovative technologies that will be available in the near future with a new appearance for a photo-optical device. The camera meets the requirements of a broad audience because it can be adjusted to meet diverse levels of professionalism thanks to its functionality and user-friendliness.
Technical data
Titanium, aluminum, plastic, rubber, digital camera technology
90 × 90 × 45mm
1998/1999
Hochschule für Kunst und Design, Halle
Betreuer:
Prof. P. Jung
Prof. U. Kühnle
The idea behind the concept was to extend the acceptance and use of bicycles. Thanks to its ability to be folded, this bicycle is compatible with other means of transportation. The bicycle’s functions, including being easy to handle and fold, were the focus of its development.
Technical data
700 × 600 × 400mm
Model at a scale of 1:3
1999