Future Mobility - Hyundai Walking Car Concept

[@thehectonator9677]

I just bought a brand new Hyundai Sonata Limited 2.0T & I love it! It's everything wrapped into one vehicle. It's roomy, luxurious, technological & quick/fast! They're making impressive mid size sedans that are more sporty, luxurious & has all the technology wrapped into one. I've never been a fan of foreign cars but for the price of one of these is to hard to pass by! I hope I can get a few hundred thousand miles out of it like I did my Honda Accord.

[@primary8775]

Can you imagine to use this walking car for the overlanding?

[@andresramos9737]

Phineas and Ferb already did this one 👍👍

[@keithlee1742]

If it is commercialized, Hyundai would become a true innovator in transportation, which in turn will elevate the brand image to another level.

[@nixen3141]

Its a mini Peace Walker with wheels!!! 😳😳😳😳😳😳💣💣💣💥💥💥

[@andromeda2308]

Not sure if it will be good on roads but definitely perfect for Mars and Moon rovers

[@ReformedSooner24]

Also in rough or rocky terrain for militaries where driving or roads are rougher or impossible.

[@AyeeItsLaRock]

The Koreans are upping their automotive game annnd I'm here for it.

[@horatiohuskisson5471]

Such a great channel, you deserve more likes and views. Have you done a video on indoor vertical farming or any other urban agricultural initiatives?

[@xx_blackmenkissing_aa3261]

Everybody gangsta till the car starts walking

[@sloma111]

If its dropped upside down into the grand canyon will it land on 4 wheels?

[@suzannayvette8371]

Kool 👍

[@krkrbbr]

These should have 6 legs and imitate bugs. 4 legs will be a major limiting factor in weight management and suspension. Just look at 4 legged creatures they basically walk by hopping whereas 6 legged creatures practically hover on their legs and they can keep going with a leg missing from both sides which is an amazing advantage for military implications.

[@sirsanti8408]

Complexity and cost are also big factors in making these, 4 legs are the minimum amount for a fairly stable platform

[@krkrbbr]

@@sirsanti8408 Bug legs are super simple and have very little moving parts which means lower costs the only complexity about them would be programming

[@sirsanti8408]

@@krkrbbr well why would you make 6 when 4 will do with less complexity, 4 bug legs is less complex than 6

[@krkrbbr]

@@sirsanti8408 Overwhelming amount of bug species from different niches has six legs. In billions of years of evolution nature would never keep 2 expensive extra legs if it wasn't the optimum balance. Most mammals and reptiles has four legs but the legs are infinitely more complex and most importantly not stable on the spine and pelvis at all, so they wouldn't be an effective model for transportation devices. Bug bodies as I said basically hover on the legs.. 6 legs would always have at least 3 legs on the ground regardless the circumstances and as you know for stability in third dimension an object need at least 3 anchor points.

[@sirsanti8408]

@@krkrbbr we aren’t working with exact insect legs, they would probably be similar to these legs. Bugs have vastly different selective pressures than a vehicle, now if you’re going redundancy for military or maximum comfort, sure six legs but 4 will do, if you’re trying to make a production vehicle you wanna keep costs down as well as production time and complexity if you want a reliable vehicle. Six legs will add an extra third of the cost and complexity for the legs

[@TheQUPLE]

this is the future

[@자작곡싸개]

We'll have flying cars in the fut....wait what's that?

[@shielatv22]

Do this too for disabled people, it will help them to use stairs specially in their homes.

[@AdelAdel-cf1ft]

how many times you need to charge it in a day ?? 🙃

[@joyfrombeyond526]

Looks like transformers are coming to life!

[@PartyCrewCoolPAD]

Mine is Green

[@drewh3224]

Car likes robot.

[@mehdihassan8316]

Noice

[@eschowww]

굴러떨어지것다 험지가면 완전거북이네

[@cuteall123-u3f]

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